Shiplify’s recent analysis highlights the critical nature of the post-Thanksgiving surge in residential freight, identifying it as a peak period for e-commerce activities. With residential shipments dramatically increasing and marking early December as the busiest freight period, logistics providers face a heightened risk of costly mistakes if unprepared. The complexity of residential deliveries introduces hidden costs, underscoring the necessity for carriers and 3PLs to adopt digital accessorial management to maintain margins. As consumer demand for direct-to-consumer e-commerce remains strong, companies are urged to enhance data accuracy and operational processes to capitalize on the intense delivery window. This period demands precision and preparedness, emphasized by Shiplify as carriers gear up for Peak Residential Delivery 2025.
In other market news, Microalliance Group was a notable mover up 20% and closing at $1.50, at its 52-week high. Meanwhile, d’Alba Global softened, down 20.4% to finish the session at ₩128,000.
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Amazon.com closed at $250.20 up 0.4%, hovering around its 52-week high. This week, AWS announced strategic collaborations with Verizon and Henry Schein One to enhance AI capabilities through resilient network infrastructure and AI-powered dentistry solutions.
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Adobe ended the day unchanged at, $335.53, close to the 52-week low.
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Salesforce ended the day at $252.68 down 0.7%.
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