The global chatbot market is experiencing significant growth, with projections indicating an increase from USD 5.84 billion today to USD 61.97 billion by 2035. This growth is driven by the increasing integration of AI-driven chatbots in various sectors, including e-commerce, where they enhance customer service and streamline online interactions. The demand for automation, 24/7 customer support, and seamless integration with messaging platforms is fueling this expansion. Key technologies such as cloud deployment, artificial intelligence, and natural language processing are pivotal in enhancing the scalability and service delivery of chatbots. As e-commerce companies continue to adopt these technologies, the market is set for substantial developments, fully leveraging chatbot capabilities to transform digital communication.
Elsewhere in the market, Microalliance Group was trading firmly up 248.3% and ending trading at $1.78, at its 52-week high. In the meantime, Clas Ohlson lagged, down 15.8% to close at SEK298.80. Two days ago, the company reported improved second-quarter earnings with increased sales and net income compared to the previous year.
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Alibaba Group Holding closed at $158.82 up 1.8%.
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Amazon.com closed at $231.78 up 1.7%. On Monday, Perion announced the integration of its platform with Amazon DSP, enhancing advertisers’ campaign capabilities using Amazon’s insights.
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Adobe ended the day at $343.13 down 0.3%. This week, Adobe launched Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat for ChatGPT, making its creative apps accessible to the platform’s 800 million users.
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