Amazon in just the past few days lost a driver-related case in Indiana, was a possible scam victim in Connecticut and had a driver involved in a fatal accident in Tennessee.
Customers can now tip Amazon drivers by saying “thank you,” but a lawsuit accuses the company of using tips for itself.
Planned Amazon layoffs could hamper e-commerce, logistics
NYT: La empresa elimina 10.000 empleados, el mayor recorte de puestos de trabajo de su historia
If Amazon goes ahead with mass layoffs to its retail division, the cuts could impact the firm’s e-commerce and logistics services.
Natural gas station to fuel Amazon trucks
Amazon must complete 7,000 test flights as part of a federal regulatory requirement for durability and reliability.
Amazon announced that some 3,500 residents in the town of Lockeford, California, will be the first eligible customers to receive packages delivered by drone within 30 minutes
You’ve heard of cash back for groceries or restaurants, but what about cash back for freight?
Company to tack on a 5% fee for FBA sellers at end of month
Third-party sellers on Amazon’s platform are suffering from many of the same supply chain issues as traditional retailers
Amazon’s fulfillment and shipping costs in total and as a percentage of net sales
Some argue that Amazon lacks the integrated network to pull it off. But betting against the company has generally been a losing proposition.
Amazon warns that third-party sellers and customers would be harmed if the company were forced to divest its logistics operations.
The staffing will be weighted toward the fulfillment and delivery centers, Amazon says.
On this episode of Point of Sale, Andrew Cox breaks down the incredible market dominance of Amazon and its logistics network.
In 2020, Amazon nearly doubled: its workforce, its number of facilities and its logistics square footage. In 2021, it plans to double its truckload fleet.
Amazon CEO steps away after going where no retailer had gone before.
Amazon to build three facilities, create 1,500 jobs in San Antonio
The rise of e-commerce demands additional fulfillment space. Here’s a look at the current scope of Amazon’s reign.
