E-commerce & Fulfillment

Business-to-business sales have traditionally been done face to face. But not anymore.

OneRail makes last-mile delivery profitable for shippers.

Middle-mile autonomous vehicle startup Gatik has announced an $85M Series B funding round and the start of operations in Texas.

Electric vehicle maker Rivian has filed for an IPO that could value the company as much as $80 billion.

As global steel shortages build, racking shortages is hampering efforts to get more facilities operational.

Last-mile delivery company Point Pickup Technology has acquired e-commerce technology platform GrocerKey.

In 2014, Sendle sought to provide a package delivery alternative to the Australia Post. It is now in the U.S. taking on UPS and FedEx.

The two companies are joining forces to provide a tech-powered, eco-friendly alternative to a wasteful supply chain.

Pilot Freight Services took the unusual step of buying a trucking company to connect its e-commerce delivery services.

After a year-plus of online schooling, back-to-school shopping isn’t what it used to be.

3PL GEODIS is opening four facilities dedicated to e-commerce logistics.

Americans plan to increase their holiday shopping spend in 2021, according to a survey from e-commerce firm Radial. That could strain overburdened last-mile delivery networks.

Amazon is reportedly looking to open physical store locations in at least two states.

Sendle, the upstart parcel logistics firm for small and midsize e-commerce shippers, has said it will not impose any rate surcharges this holiday season.

Warehouse robotics firm Geek+ and warehouse technology provider WSR Solutions say their combined solution for mixed-pallet picking and loading can increase truck capacity by as much as 30%.

With its acquisition of Visible SCM earlier this month, Maersk added one of the final components of its e-commerce strategy.

Nuvemshop has raised $500 million to surpass $3 billion in valuation as it seeks to capture more e-commerce platform market share in Latin America.

The food and drug retailer is taking a page from Amazon’s playbook.

As businesses struggle to keep up with consumers’ growing demand for sustainability, 81% of respondents in a recent survey said companies use excessive packaging when shipping products.

FedEx Ground has begun using robotics from Berkshire Grey in its Queens facility, with plans to add them to more facilities in the coming months.