Last-mile logistics cloud provider Bringg is adding Zenkraft, the No. 1 company handling parcel deliveries and returns for Salesforce, to its arsenal.
Near-space vehicle producer Destinus just secured $29 million to build out its autonomous, hydrogen-powered hypersonic cargo plane.
Imaginnovate will spin off Fleet Enable, its last-mile technology business, as it looks to grow market share in the final mile.
The ride-hailing giant has struggled to turn a profit over the years, but that finally changed in 2021.
With convenience and sustainability top of mind for consumers and retailers, Ohi is starting carbon-neutral deliveries in under two hours.
Glencore is selling its metals warehousing business to Malaysia-based Infinity Logistics and Transport Ventures.
BigCommerce is focused on ramping up its B2B offerings as e-commerce continues to overtake traditional business buying practices.
Germany’s Wingcopter struck a deal with aerial medical services company Spright to deliver medical supplies to underserved areas of the U.S. via drone.
In a move that will triple its European carrier base, FourKites is building the continent’s largest multimodal carrier network.
JK Moving Services and Kido are two very different businesses, but both SMBs can teach other companies about how to weather a global crisis.
Vantiq is joining forces with IBM, Infosys and others to create a low-code retail development platform designed to encourage innovation.
Real estate firm CBRE is the latest global leader to invest in logistics real estate with its nearly $5 billion acquisition of 28 million square feet of assets.
Supply chain disruptions will not disappear in 2022, so e-commerce businesses need to consider how they will navigate a new normal.
Following the seemingly unusual acquisition of AirTerra in August, American Eagle Outfitters is dipping back into the logistics well.
Tel Aviv-based delivery platform Bringg wants to bring unprecedented flexibility to the last mile.
Commercial real estate sales continued to boom in 2021, with prices up 27.4% on a year-over-year basis in November.
Sources within GLP told The Washington Post that the public company will manage about $100 billion in U.S. logistics real estate assets.
B2B e-commerce is exploding, but payments processes are not keeping up, turning what should be a seamless experience into a frustrating process for many.
The Bay Area-based autonomous vehicle maker received an investment from TDK Ventures, a subsidiary of Japanese multinational electronics company TDK Corp.
The new partnership will offer on-demand, same-day delivery of home goods, electronics, beauty and personal care products.
