E-commerce & Fulfillment

Supply chain backups and pandemic-weary consumers mean that gifts are in short supply and high demand.

Last-mile delivery firm AxleHire has tapped URB-E and Tortoise for nationwide pilots of zero-emission delivery programs.

Target has acquired tech companies and delivery providers, all in a quest to better manage its e-commerce logistics networks.

Supply chain disruptions and the growth of e-commerce have forced Seko Logistics to think differently about its logistics network.

Bed Bath & Beyond knew its supply chain was outdated for an e-commerce world, but a transformation required more than just logistics investments.

Amazon Air’s rate of growth is amazing. It will soon have 80 aircraft moving e-commerce shipments for business and residential customers.

Alliance Ground International found new digs outside Newark airport after officials gave the warehouse lease to Amazon.

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.