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DLocal (DLO) Stock Tumbles After Record Q3 2025 Earnings and New WhatsApp Remittance Push

Uruguay-based fintech DLocal Limited (NASDAQ: DLO) is having a volatile week. After closing 2.34% higher at $14.86 on Wednesday following record third‑quarter 2025 results, the stock is down around 9% on Thursday, November 13, trading near $13.5 in late-morning New York, as investors focus on margin pressure and softer economics in key markets. Parameter+1 At the same time, DLocal has announced a high‑profile stablecoin-funded WhatsApp remittance partnership with Félix, underlining its push deeper into cross-border payments and crypto rails across Latin America. FF News | Fintech Finance DLO stock: From earnings pop to post-earnings hangover Despite today’s drop, DLocal shares

13 November 2025

WhatsApp’s New Storage Trick Frees Your Phone (and Why Meta’s Stock Is Smiling)

WhatsApp Targets a Big Pain Point: Storage Bloat If you’ve ever been greeted by the dreaded “storage full” message thanks to WhatsApp, you’re not alone. Over years of chats, WhatsApp can quietly gobble up gigabytes of space with all the images, videos, voice notes, and documents bouncing around your conversations. Until now, cleaning that up has been a bit of a chore – the app offered a global storage management menu and a per-chat media gallery, but neither gave a simple way to see which chats were the worst offenders. That’s why users are buzzing about WhatsApp’s upcoming per-chat storage

29 October 2025

App Optimization · Meta Updates · Smartphone Storage · Tech News · WhatsApp Tips

India’s ‘Swadeshi’ Chat App Arattai Soars to #1, Leaves WhatsApp Reeling – Can It Keep the Momentum?

India Today reports that Arattai “raced to the top spot in app stores, surpassing WhatsApp” indiatoday.in. In late September 2025 the Chennai‑based Zoho quietly saw its years‑old chat app shoot up the Google and Apple rankings, driven by a wave of patriotic downloads and social media buzz. As Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan noted on X (formerly Twitter), Arattai is “free, easy-to-use, secure, [and] safe” and fully developed in India hindustantimes.com – echoing Prime Minister Modi’s call to back “Swadeshi” tech. Pradhan’s post explicitly urged citizens to switch to Indian messaging tools hindustantimes.com economictimes.indiatimes.com, giving Arattai a major visibility boost. Even

28 September 2025

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