BUZZ-Shopify shares fall as Rosenblatt says investor concerns over Meta Pay are exaggerated
路透社2026/09/23 15:36September 23 - ** E-commerce company Shopify SHOP.O saw its US-listed shares fall 5.8% in early trading to $139.11
** Security researcher and former Meta META.O employee Jane Wong posted a (link) screenshot on X, showing that on the Muse checkout page, Meta Pay was listed as a payment option alongside Stripe's Link and Shop Pay
** Rosenblatt stated that investor panic led to the drop in SHOP's share price; Meta Pay does not appear to be a new payment method, but rather an extension of Meta's existing e-wallet to the Muse shopping experience
** "In its current form, Meta Pay does not seem to pose a disruptive threat to Shopify Payments or Shop Pay" — a brokerage
** After the Canadian company announced a partnership with Meta in the AI-driven shopping sector, SHOP shares had risen in the previous two trading days (link)
** As of the close of the previous trading day, SHOP is down about 8% year-to-date
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