Recent News

Walmart is converting an Atlanta fulfillment center and letting go of nearly 1,500 warehouse associates.

In a bid to reduce carbon emissions, Amazon will use a massive investment to add thousands of electric vehicles in Europe.

Via.Delivery continues to grow its buy online, pickup anywhere business, adding iconic retailer Perry Ellis and its associated brands to its shopping options.

Three years after launching tests of its driverless Scout robot, Amazon halted work on the project.

Despite an economic slowdown, Walmart is putting money into automating its grocery fulfillment operations with Alert.

Jake McPaul, who led Misfits Market’s logistics operation during the COVID-19 pandemic, will lead Warp’s new Fresh Freight division.

Medical drone delivery specialist Zipline began flying commercially in Utah this week after months of testing.

Gatik has removed the safety driver from daily routes it is running for Loblaw Companies in Canada.

GXO Logistics has received regulatory approval to complete its $1.3 billion acquisition of U.K.-based Clipper Logistics.

The international shipping giant signed a deal with the e-commerce platform to open up new opportunities for BigCommerce sellers.

Public sector procurement officers face the same challenges as commercial CPOs as they seek out ESG, diverse and local goods.

Motive has introduced a solution to help food and beverage shippers keep an eye on the status of their cargo.

Panelists at Amazon Business’ Reshape 2022 conference talk strategies and advice to succeed with ESG initiatives.

GigaCloud Technology’s last-mile and white-glove service will reach the entire contiguous United States.

Many companies believe machine learning is the solution to their problems, but it can’t overcome bad data and metrics.

Indra Nooyi refocused PepsiCo during her tenure as CEO, turning the company from one that made fun products to one that produced good-for-you products.

Major carriers are temporarily suspending service in some Florida ZIP codes as downgraded storm rages on.

Front-line Amazon workers learned this week that the marketplace is investing $1 billion for pay hikes over the next year.

As more business purchasing moves online, Amazon Business is positioning itself to be the leader in the category.

Conventional wisdom says that drones are best for small-payload deliveries, but Sabrewing would beg to differ.