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Mercado Libre, Amazon of South America, announces leadership transition
The CEO of Mercado Libre, the dominant e-commerce player in Latin America, has decided to turn control to one of his lieutenants and move to the board room. The post Mercado Libre, Amazon of South America, announces leadership transition appeared first on FreightWaves.
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The CEO of Mercado Libre, the dominant e-commerce player in Latin America, has decided to turn control to one of his lieutenants…
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