Mercado Libre Q3 Growth Highlights Latin America Ecommerce Boom

Mercado Libre Q3 Growth Highlights Latin America Ecommerce Boom

Mercado Libre reported a net revenue of $3.8 billion in Q3, a 69.1% year-over-year increase, significantly exceeding expectations. Growth was driven by its e-commerce and fintech engines, with strong performance in Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico. Total Payment Volume (TPV) and Gross Merchandise Volume (GMV) continued to climb, accompanied by a significant increase in active users. Mercado Libre has already launched its Black Friday promotions and is reminding merchants to pay attention to exchange rate risks.

USPS Adapts to Ecommerce Decline Amid Transformation Efforts

USPS Adapts to Ecommerce Decline Amid Transformation Efforts

The USPS released its Q1 financial report, showing revenue growth but a decline in package volume, and a narrowed net loss. The e-commerce boom is fading, and competition is intensifying. Strategic transformation is crucial, requiring improved efficiency, reduced costs, and business expansion to adapt to evolving consumer demands. The USPS needs to modernize its operations and diversify its services to remain competitive in the evolving logistics landscape. Successfully navigating these challenges will determine its long-term sustainability.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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UPS Wins USPS Air Cargo Contract Reshaping Logistics Sector

UPS Wins USPS Air Cargo Contract Reshaping Logistics Sector

UPS has successfully secured the United States Postal Service (USPS) air cargo contract, marking a significant shift in the logistics landscape. Driven by cost reduction and efficiency improvements, USPS's decision to partner with UPS presents a challenge for FedEx, which faces the loss of a crucial revenue stream. UPS, leveraging its integrated network advantages, is poised to enhance operational efficiency and expand its market share. This transformation will impact industry competition and potentially benefit consumers in the long run.

AI Transforms Comics Ecommerce and Selfmedia Monetization

AI Transforms Comics Ecommerce and Selfmedia Monetization

This AIGC monetization conference focuses on three major areas: AI comic drama, AI e-commerce, and AI self-media. It analyzes traffic dividends and monetization models, shares efficient tools and practical solutions. The aim is to help entrepreneurs, practitioners, and enthusiasts quickly master the core skills of AIGC monetization and seize market opportunities. The conference will provide insights and strategies for leveraging AI to generate revenue in these rapidly evolving fields, empowering attendees to capitalize on the AIGC revolution.

Lufthansa Cargo Gains Market Share As Ecommerce Boosts Q2 Growth

Lufthansa Cargo Gains Market Share As Ecommerce Boosts Q2 Growth

Lufthansa Cargo experienced a significant increase in revenue and profit in the second quarter, driven by strong demand from e-commerce. Through a diversified business portfolio, strategic expansion, and the integration of ITA Airways, Lufthansa Cargo is actively increasing its market share and solidifying its leadership position in the European and global freight markets. Looking ahead, Lufthansa Cargo is expected to maintain its strong growth momentum, capitalizing on the continued rise of e-commerce and strategic initiatives.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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WCO Assessment Enhances Zambias Trade Facilitation Efforts

WCO Assessment Enhances Zambias Trade Facilitation Efforts

The World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted a trade facilitation capacity assessment in Zambia, focusing on time release studies, coordinated border management, data harmonization, and single window development. The assessment provided specific recommendations aimed at enhancing internal capabilities within the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) and establishing a timeline for implementing the time release study. This supports Zambia's trade facilitation reforms by identifying areas for improvement and offering a roadmap for achieving greater efficiency in customs procedures and border management.

WCO Enhances Guyanas Trade Facilitation Capabilities

WCO Enhances Guyanas Trade Facilitation Capabilities

The World Customs Organization (WCO) actively supports trade facilitation in Guyana, providing technical assistance programs covering Time Release Studies, Coordinated Border Management, data harmonization, and Single Window development. Through collaboration with the Guyana Revenue Authority and related agencies, the WCO aims to enhance trade efficiency, optimize customs clearance processes, and inject new vitality into Guyana's economic development. The support focuses on streamlining procedures and improving overall border management to foster a more competitive and efficient trade environment.

New Rules Ease Customs for Crossborder Ecommerce

New Rules Ease Customs for Crossborder Ecommerce

A WCO report analyzes the customs clearance challenges of low-value goods in cross-border e-commerce, focusing on facilitation and risk management. It proposes optimization solutions such as intelligentization and international cooperation to improve efficiency and security. The report highlights the growing importance of addressing these challenges to ensure smooth trade flows and effective revenue collection in the rapidly expanding cross-border e-commerce landscape. It emphasizes the need for modernized customs procedures and enhanced collaboration between stakeholders.

Malawi Strengthens Wildlife Trade Enforcement Via INAMA Project

Malawi Strengthens Wildlife Trade Enforcement Via INAMA Project

The World Customs Organization's INAMA Project aims to enhance the capacity of developing countries' customs administrations to combat illegal wildlife trade. From 2019-2020, the project conducted risk management capacity assessment and enhancement activities in Malawi. Through training and cooperation, it helped the Malawi Revenue Authority strengthen risk identification and response, and promoted regional collaboration to combat illegal wildlife trade and protect endangered species. The project focused on improving customs officials' skills in detecting and intercepting illegal wildlife products.

Logistics Industry Faces Growing Talent Shortage

Logistics Industry Faces Growing Talent Shortage

The 31st Annual State of Logistics Report reveals a critical talent shortage in the logistics industry, despite revenue growth and declining customer satisfaction. This shortage spans both skilled and labor positions, exacerbated by technological advancements. Addressing this challenge requires improving the industry's image, strengthening talent development programs, optimizing compensation and benefits, enhancing work flexibility, and fostering stronger industry-academia partnerships. Overcoming the talent gap is crucial for ensuring the sustainable development and future success of the logistics sector.