Walmart is filling positions across more than 250 transportation offices and distribution and fulfillment centers, at an average wage of $20.37 per hour.
Walmart’s new white label delivery service could have far-reaching implications for the last mile.
Discount chain Dollar Tree expects the positive impact from heightened consumer demand to be totally offset by elevated transportation expenses this year.
The online grocer is reducing food waste — and prices.
Amazon is reportedly looking to open physical store locations in at least two states.
The food and drug retailer is taking a page from Amazon’s playbook.
DHL’s delivery drone had been in the works since 2013, but it’s been scrapped.
When Radio Flyer needed to increase shipping capacity for its iconic products, it realized that label printing was a chokepoint. So it found a solution.
South Korea-based Pablo Air finds a new U.S. testing ground.
This week: Walmart showcases truck driver in its Every Day Heroes program, Wreaths Across America recognizes trucking company for volunteer efforts and Schneider driver’s daughter advances to Olympic diving semifinals on Saturday.
They say every company is a tech company. Is Walmart next?
U.S. shippers this holiday season will need more than Rudolph’s red nose to guide them through the whiteout of congestion.
A new research project from Bloomberg Second Measure found that Walmart is barely holding on to its lead in the grocery delivery wars as Instacart and others are quickly making inroads.
An environmental report demands zero-emission shipping by 2030 and rejects LNG as an alternative, while urging more transparent emissions reporting.
Walmart leverages ongoing supply chain investments to land a spot among the FreightWaves Shipper of Choice top 10.
“We’re investing in our supply chain at an unprecedented scale in order to optimize that process end-to-end.”
Walmart International bought a 77% stake in the India-based e-commerce shopping portal in 2018.
Warehouse automation company Geek+ announced it has sold 20,000 autonomous mobile robotics solutions around the world.
The agency used regulatory flexibility and expedited reviews extensively to prevent drug shortages in 2020.
As drone delivery services ramp up, the time is quickly approaching when warehouses will need to adjust their operations to accommodate single-package loading.
