E-commerce & Fulfillment

FedEx Express has upgraded its largest gateway to Latin America.

Avatour is turning the boring Zoom business call into an immersive and interactive experience for logistics professionals.

If you fly on United Express or American Eagle, you may have actually been on a plane operated by Mesa Airlines. Now it has an all-cargo option too.

Reports say Amazon is rolling out an Instacart-like grocery delivery service in Europe and the U.S.

Food delivery startup Sesame is using logistics to challenge the dominant, commission-based food delivery model.

Amazon is throwing more freighters into its air logistics operation as online sales soar.

Automation company Berkshire Grey has released the latest generation of its Robotic Product Sortation solution for e-commerce order fulfillment.

A legislative movement to give EU gig workers more protection could foreshadow a similar reckoning in the U.S.

Even as container ship backlogs ease, the ripple effects will continue to pressure logistics operators, hampering their ability to move goods through supply chains.

Sources within Instacart revealed the company’s plans to offer 15-minute deliveries, while DoorDash announced its own 15-minute grocery delivery service in New York City.

As shoppers return to stores, more brands are blending the online and physical worlds through the use of augmented reality.

With all of the fuss around holiday sales, not much attention is being paid to holiday returns, which could cause an even bigger headache for retailers.

GXO Logistics will open an e-commerce warehouse in Atlanta for MYXfitness, an at-home fitness brand.

In its latest logistics bid, Blackstone Group is buying 124 logistics properties in the U.S. and Europe.

Telemedicine is all the rage right now, and Uber is cashing in with a new partnership with telehealth provider Hims & Hers.

Holiday shipping deadlines are nothing new, but for those last-minute needs, it is the on-demand providers that will be trusted to deliver.

Many e-commerce businesses start small, but as sales grow, the challenges of filling orders in-house can stymie growth.

While efforts to rein in Amazon, Google and other Big Tech companies continue, some believe the effort could result in these companies pulling the plug on small business e-commerce sellers.

New forms of e-commerce like influencer marketing, live shopping and conversational commerce are taking over the space, and they might take some getting used to.

Zipline is known for its work providing humanitarian assistance to remote communities, and it’s now coming to Pea Ridge, Arkansas.