Modern Shipper

Swoop Aero, Skyports and BD Rowa are joining forces to integrate drones into pharmaceutical and health care supply chains.

“The Biden DOL will have little choice but to apply the Trump rule or face opposition,” says attorney Greg Feary.

Google builds on its mobility solutions offering with the launch of two products, Last Mile Fleet Solution and Cloud Fleet Routing API.

As fuel prices rise, the ability of last-mile delivery firms to either absorb those costs or pass them along to customers could be key to their survival.

A fire that started at a Walmart distribution center in Plainfield, Indiana, just before noon on Wednesday continued to burn into the following morning.

A report from an FAA committee on line-of-sight rules may push drone delivery to new heights.

Last-mile delivery firm Veho is adding reverse logistics to its portfolio with the acquisition of returns specialist QuikReturn.

Wiliot’s Steve Statler breaks down the company’s V2 pixel and Universal Automation Platform for Modern Shipper.

Capacity constraints, wars and more are putting pressure on logistics operators to innovate like never before.

Amazon Air is a juggernaut. It has doubled in size in two years.

New one-week lag time, down from two weeks, matches FedEx’s surcharge sequence.

As more gig workers take up the final mile of delivery, they face a lack of parking spaces, driving up costs and forcing more illegal parking.

Many contractors made investments to move packages that never came.

Electric Last Mile Solutions is under scrutiny for insider trading and failure to fulfill promises to investors.

The all-new Cessna SkyCourier is an important part of FedEx’s fleet modernization for serving small, rural locations.

E-commerce is driving the need for flexibility among shippers, which are looking toward logistics providers to offer options.

Already a force to be reckoned with in the food delivery space, DoorDash is looking at adding reverse logistics capabilities.

Pitney Bowes will add AmbiSort robotics to its e-commerce hubs throughout the U.S. following a successful pilot of the technology.

Understanding the difference between routed and scheduled deliveries is a key to last-mile delivery success.

Spiking fuel levies are expected to put more pressure on shippers to either eat higher costs or pass them on to end customers.