Last-mile delivery

The investment firm Hestia is seeking major changes in Pitney Bowes’ global e-commerce strategy.

The Mountain View, California-based drone delivery firm announced an array of new software and hardware updates.

The U.S. arm of Just Eat Takeaway will have a new CEO following current chief executive Adam DeWitt’s resignation.

Outlining the next phase of its development, Wing revealed its new approach to fully autonomous urban drone delivery networks.

Shyft Group’s Blue Arc electric delivery vehicle set a new benchmark for fuel efficiency, per the EPA.

The U.S. Postal Service has enlisted Ford as part of a push to add more than 66,000 electric delivery vehicles to its fleet by 2028.

In a pair of announcements, Amazon committed to improving the delivery experience for both customers and drivers.

Target plans to add a half-dozen sortation centers to its U.S. network by 2026, bolstering its last-mile capabilities.

Shippo launches Shipping Elements, a suite of embeddable shipping components for e-commerce platforms.

Who are the key players in the rapidly growing last-mile delivery space? Coresight Research highlighted 10 companies.

With the launch of The Brake Room, could Chick-fil-A influence Uber, DoorDash and others to emphasize driver experience?

Per The Information, Instacart is looking to deliver items like office and cleaning supplies to small businesses.

Booster CEO Frank Mycroft explains how reimagining fueling can lead to more sustainable delivery.

The e-commerce shipping platform granted its customers access to the last-mile parcel delivery service’s network of logistics assets.

Growing big and bulky delivery provider Bungii wants to pay its drivers more quickly and conveniently.

Amazon may face an Federal Trade Commission antitrust lawsuit in the coming months, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

Tracking and acting on sustainability metrics, as well as implementing small and large-scale sustainable last-mile goals are vital steps toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Merchants on the Shippo platform can now access FedEx services like Ground Economy without creating a FedEx account.

Having obtained a milestone Standard Part 135 Air Carrier Certification, Flytrex is ready for takeoff.

For just $5 per month, Prime members can choose from 52 eligible medications and have them delivered to their doorstep, free of charge.