Arrvel has added a line of thermal printers for e-commerce sellers and small businesses, led by the A42BT, a Bluetooth 4×6 shipping label printer compatible with major e-commerce platforms. Its direct thermal technology needs no ink, which makes upkeep simpler and cheaper. In other trading, Ryohin Keikaku rose 9.7% to ¥4,811, near its 52-week high, and its board is considering a surplus distribution ahead of the November shareholders' meeting. Fujian Dongbai fell 10% to CN¥10.97. Alibaba settled at $111.17 (up 0.3%), while Amazon ended at $254.08 (down 1.7%) amid reports it is in talks to acquire AI startup Decart for around $7 billion, and MercadoLibre fell 2% to $1,839.11.
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