The "Top 100 FMCG Brands in E-Commerce" report, newly available on ResearchAndMarkets.com, emphasizes growth opportunities for fast-moving consumer goods in the digital commerce sector, particularly in beauty and personal care. The report identifies emerging trends and strategic factors such as product development and lifestyle influences that are pivotal for success in this competitive arena. It explores the dynamics between premium and mass market segments, and the evolution of novel beauty concepts. FMCG leaders can utilize this comprehensive analysis to refine digital strategies and anticipate market changes, supported by five-year forecasts.

In other market news, Microalliance Group (OTCPK:MALG) was trading firmly up 233.3% and closing at $1.00.

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• Amazon.com (NasdaqGS:AMZN) finished trading at $215.57 down 0.4%. Amazon's recent announcement, one day ago, highlighted significant growth in order value and shopper conversion for JLab Electronics through its Buy with Prime and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment solutions.
• Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) ended the day at $236.58 down 1.3%, hovering around its 52-week low. Salesforce announced several collaborations, including with OpenAI and Stripe, to integrate AI-powered commerce and customer service solutions, with major announcements made 2 days ago at Dreamforce 2025.
• Adobe (NasdaqGS:ADBE) settled at $330.63 down 1.6%, near its 52-week low.

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