Many delivery providers use a delivery management system, but costs can escalate quickly if proper planning was ignored.
Three new sortation centers in Chicago and Denver bring Target’s facility count up to nine.
Storefront delivery platforms exploded during the pandemic, but for many retailers the loss of customer control could be costing them revenue.
The Uber Eats update lets customers order groceries even when stores are closed and provides real-time order tracking.
Amazon on Thursday announced the long-awaited debut of electric delivery vans from Rivian in more than a dozen U.S. cities.
Quiet Platforms and American Eagle are building a shared logistics and fulfillment network, with Atlanta as the latest addition.
College Station will join Lockeford, California, as one of Amazon’s earliest U.S. drone delivery test markets.
Inflation has taken a bite out of furniture sales, but consumers are still buying, according to a delivery expert.
These five reverse logistics companies took the spotlight at The Lead Innovation Summit this week.
Drone delivery provider Zipline adds yet another health care company to its list of delivery partners.
Wing, the drone delivery arm of Alphabet, is laying out flight plans with an array of advanced aircraft prototypes.
Canoo Inc. in May said its survival was iffy. With Walmart’s order of 4,500 electric delivery vehicles, the near term looks brighter.
Mullen will deliver up to 600 electric cargo vans to DelPack Logistics, an Amazon Delivery Service Partner.
FarEye is rolling out the Last Mile Mandate this month, an effort to provide guidance to retailers seeking to succeed in the last mile.
Using a combination of technology and proactive management, shippers can turn failed deliveries into happy customers.
Home discount retailer Big Lots adds same-day delivery from 1,000 U.S. stores.
GE Appliances will deploy six electric trucks in the first phase of a broader EV pilot with partner Einride.
Amazon took a stake in struggling food delivery platform Grubhub that could be worth up to 13% if it attracts enough customers.
The explosion of online shopping and our growing global economy makes shipping and delivery more important than ever.
The world’s largest retailer filed a patent that would combine two of last-mile delivery’s latest innovations: drones and robots.
