Amazon Air launches operations at new Florida hub
Amazon cargo planes will make daily deliveries to and from the company’s newest airport in Lakeland, Florida.
Amazon cargo planes will make daily deliveries to and from the company’s newest airport in Lakeland, Florida.
Soon-to-launch Walmart+ service could be a win for the retail giant even if it poses no serious threat to Amazon.com.
Amazon uses a lot of energy and emits a lot of pollution, but it is taking aggressive steps to be eco-friendly. Case in point: Amazon Air buying biofuel for its aircraft.
Amazon Air has gone from start-up to mid-size cargo airline in four years. By mid-decade, it is expected to be in air cargo’s major leagues.
Amazon will occupy a huge air cargo facility being built at San Bernardino Airport as it expands its private airline and air delivery network.
“Everybody in the last-mile delivery business better watch out, because Amazon can make them unnecessary.”
But many sellers still in the lurch as the e-giant limits shipments to essential products
Competition is fierce in the e-commerce wars and efficiency is critical to customer service and profitability. DHL’s investment in new Boeing freighters is designed to keep growing that business line.
The “Amazon Effect” continues, moving in multiple directions at the same time. Here are six ways Amazon’s fast delivery is changing shipping.
Delivery companies that don’t meet Amazon’s standards are being cut from its vendor list. Three got dismissed this week.
Bear Down Logistics didn’t meet Amazon’s standards so Amazon cut ties.
Like most mega-companies, UPS Inc. (NYSE:UPS) is loath to publicly discuss customers or its relationships with them. It refuses to answer reporters’ questions about customers. It never mentions them in press releases or other media announcements. But the long-held custom went out the window last week. In announcing its fourth-quarter and full-year results, UPS not […]
Amazon blows past analysts’ EPS estimates for q4
Truck owner claims his employer and Amazon worked him “like a rented mule.”
XPO has made spin-offs the new buzzword in logistics for 2020.
Amazon lifts ban on third-party sellers’ use of FedEx Ground and Home Delivery
Brian Aoaeh writes about the “other” side of ecommerce – the returns of unwanted merchandise and how retailers are handling the issue.
Overseas shipping – particularly during the holidays – can be difficult. Here are some tips for making the process easier and more successful.
US retailers will forgo profits for the sake of making the logistics investments needed to manage the e-commerce surge, ABI Research says
Amazon hires passenger carrier to operate freighters.