Ecommerce

Take one last look at last week's top stories including robots helping humans in the warehouse, Peleton vs. Flexport, and delivery discontent.

A new study by Descartes reveals deep discontent with delivery service among online customers, with 67% reporting some type of problem.

A new study by Chalmers University reveals that over 200 million cubic meters of hazardous waste are dumped annually.

Two Democratic senators proposed a new bill that will regulate the use of productivity quotas and improve safety for workers.

The UPS-owned company launches its new buy-online, return-in-store (BORIS) solution at 300 Forever 21 stores nationwide.

Walmart customers can now place delivery orders until midnight, the latest in a series of recent programs aimed at accommodating the varying schedules of its customers.

A new study shows the growth of online grocery shopping, and how retailers are adapting to meet this new demand.

A new Microsoft report on last-mile delivery reveals that speed and cost are the two most important factors, as customer satisfaction takes a backseat,

Starting a company is hard work. We sat down with Cart.com co-founder Remington Tonar to discuss his company's early success, growing pains, and more.

The creation of distribution microhubs around New York could significantly ease traffic and reduce environmental impact.

UPS will invest $9 billion in automation, targeting efficiency and savings, while closing 200 U.S. facilities.

Fashion retailer Shein says it plans to make its supply chain infrastructure and technology available to other brands.

Cart.com launched its new platform, Constellation AI, designed to optimize sales, inventory management, and forecasting.

The IATA predicts a significant increase in air parcels over the next three years, the result of a surge in e-commerce sales.

Temu has shifted its focus to U.S. warehouses, promising faster deliveries and a challenge to Amazon.

GEODIS launches multi-carrier parcel solution, streamlining e-commerce fulfillment with advanced software for businesses.

From robots to conveyer belts, check out the best images from Day 1 of MODEX.

One of the fastest growing distributors of products for industrial applications, including hydraulics and pneumatics, Motion Flow & Control Products (MFCP) helps leading companies in numerous industries achieve new heights. Now MFCP is using the valuable data and powerful analytics in Reveel’s Shipping Intelligence platform solution to transform the fulfillment and inventory operations for its e-commerce site and more than 60 brick-and-mortar stores.

From design, to branding - product packaging is a major factor for any ecommerce business.

This White Paper Report combines our research findings with insights into what transformation truly entails – plus, guidance from our data and digital mavens to ensure your company is on the right course.