Bolton, MO, June 23, 2022 — KPI Integrated Solutions (KPI), a leading supply chain consulting, software, systems integration, and automation supplier and Phononic, the global leader in solid state cooling … Continue Reading →
A leaked Amazon memo from mid-2021 indicates the company feared running out of fulfillment workers by 2024, impacting its business growth prospects and vaunted level of service especially for Prime customers, according to a report in Recode that Amazon has downplayed.
With a newly opened office in Nashville, Tennessee, Ryder rolls out plans to expand its freight brokerage operations in key U.S. logistics hubs MIAMI, June 16, 2022 — Ryder System, … Continue Reading →
Amazon is looking for a big win from Prime Day 2022 (July 12-13) to help restore some mojo to a company unaccustomed to criticism for earnings challenges, overbuilt warehouses and a stock that shed 40% of its value in the past 12 months, pre-split. This is the first time since 2019 it’s been in its accustomed spot in mid-July.
The company has expanded its capacity in response to growing demand for outsourcing. LAS VEGAS, June 16, 2022 – Speed Commerce, a single-source provider of omnichannel fulfillment, call center, and … Continue Reading →
You can still register for our free live webinar with Instawork on on how to take strategic advantage of flexible labor for ecommerce fulfillment, this Thursday, June 23 at 3p … Continue Reading →
Long Beach, CA, June 13, 2022 — Dray Alliance today announced that 83.82% of the company’s transactions at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach since Jan. 1, 2022 … Continue Reading →
Austin, June 15 2022 – Smaller merchants in the U.S. are struggling to get to grips with spiralling delays and costs of major ERP projects, according to a new study … Continue Reading →
Beyond the sales tax complexity of marketplace facilitator laws, states have used the Wayfair decision to implement new rules for marketplaces. From policing stolen goods to expanded income tax obligations, marketplace tax laws are far reaching. Here’s how they’ve changed, and how they’re impacting remote sellers.
Prologis, the largest U.S. player in commercial real estate including warehouses and fulfillment centers, is acquiring Duke Realty in a deal valued at $26 billion, giving Prologis an additional 153 million square feet of active space plus another 11 million square feet under development in 19 markets. Investors were wary of the move.