The e-commerce shipping platform granted its customers access to the last-mile parcel delivery service’s network of logistics assets.
Merchants on the Shippo platform can now access FedEx services like Ground Economy without creating a FedEx account.
Walmart and DroneUp continued to expand their drone delivery footprint this week with launches in three new states.
Electric vehicle users on the Lyft platform will be eligible for up to 45% savings when charging within EVgo’s network.
E-commerce platform Cart.com is working with FedEx to streamline the online shopping experience for merchants and consumers.
Amazon has completed 5 million deliveries with Rivian’s custom electric delivery vans since the program launched in July.
DroneDek and A2Z Drone Delivery are integrating DroneDek’s “mailbox of the future” with A2Z’s Rapid Delivery System drone solution.
Medical drone delivery specialist Zipline began flying commercially in Utah this week after months of testing.
The international shipping giant signed a deal with the e-commerce platform to open up new opportunities for BigCommerce sellers.
FourKites will add enhanced visibility to Quiet’s “co-opetition” logistics model.
In partnership with India’s JioMart, Meta is giving WhatsApp users the ability to order directly through the messaging platform.
Supply chain visibility platform project44 receives a boost from Turvo’s tech-driven TMS solution.
Quiet Platforms partners with Pitney Bowes to expand its unique “plug-and-play” logistics platform.Quiet Platforms partners with Pitney Bowes to expand its unique “plug-and-play” logistics platform.
EDRAY’s global shippers reportedly have seen a 40% increase in drayage productivity, five times less rehandling and 25% less emissions.
The new partnership will offer on-demand, same-day delivery of home goods, electronics, beauty and personal care products.
Telemedicine is all the rage right now, and Uber is cashing in with a new partnership with telehealth provider Hims & Hers.
Many of the conversations surrounding peak season headwinds center around shippers, but carriers are also faced with challenges during this time.
CRST’s dedicated solutions place the individual customer at the focus to add value and maximize service.
The key to strong relationships can be augmented by finding companies that are willing to share in the inherent risks that come with moving inbound and outbound freight. Relationships and good risk management strategy do not exist to absolve one party of responsibility, shifting blame onto the other.
Historically, the cultural fit between a brokerage and technology partner has been glossed over in partnership discussions. As these relationships become more collaborative and dynamic, however, the importance of culture is becoming more pronounced.
The Open Visibility Network partnership will combine FourKites’ and Tive’s data and capabilities to give mutual customers more supply chain visibility.
The partnership includes 15% discounts to Convoy’s carriers looking to buy KeepTruckin products and solutions.
This strategic partnership will provide Redwood customers with visibility into an additional 500,000 trucks.
FreightWaves will work with AfA member companies to provide them with market intelligence, data-driven performance metrics, and unique operational insights.
French freight matching startup FretLink has introduced new carrier-centric features in collaboration with equipment provider TIP and fuel card player UTA.
BMW and Daimler are collaborating on a long-term partnership to develop Level 4 self-driving cars that can drive autonomously on motorways and park without human intervention.
Kuebix has now integrated Emerge’s private freight matching marketplace into its platform, allowing its users to access broader truckload capacity for their shipping needs.
Now Group, an autonomous mobility services company created by a partnership between BMW and Daimler, is expected to shape the future of urban mobility and benefit from the opportunities offered by digitalization, shared services, and increasing mobility needs of consumers.
FreightWaves, the industry-leading freight news and data leader, has announced a new partnership with Barchart, a leading provider of financial market data and technology.
The investment round values Uber at $72 billion, according to The Wall Street Journal.
