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Nike Pulling Its Products From Amazon in E-Commerce Pivot
The athletic brand will stop selling its sneakers and apparel directly on Amazon’s website, ending a pilot program that began in 2017.
1113 Nike Pulling Its Products
Optimizing DCs for a Changing Omnichannel Landscape
The past decade has seen a monumental shift in the requirements placed on distribution centers. As customers continue to trend toward online sales and demand faster delivery times, retailers and wholesalers are feeling the pressure.
1114 Optimizing D Csfor Omnichannel
Checklist: Choose the Right TMS for Parcel Shipping
Your parcel shipping operations are unique, and so too are the transportation management systems for parcel shipping in the market — each with enough features and functionality to confuse even the most seasoned industry expert looking to implement a new solution.
Checklist: Choose the Right TMS for Parcel Shipping
In the New World of Returns, Retailers Need to Dig into the Data
In order to reduce costs and increase customer satisfaction, retailers need to take a more detailed look at why returns happen and what are the options for dealing with them.
In the New World of Returns, Retailers Need to Dig into the Data
Watch: The Challenges of Last-Mile Delivery
The explosion of e-commerce has caused shippers and carriers to increase their focus on last-mile delivery. Marc Levin, chief commercial officer with Cargomatic, explains how they're coping.
1111 Challengesof Last Mile
It’s a Match: Tools Distributor Uses AI to Perfect Packaging
Snap-on Tools was working to reduce inefficient packaging and absurd box sizes for its e-commerce customers. An artificial intelligence solution by FastFetch Corp. turned out to be the perfect fit.
1106 Tools Distributor Uses Ai
The Top Supply-Chain Innovations of 2019
This year's crop of supply-chain innovators ran the gamut from planning to supplier relations to order fulfillment and delivery. What they shared was a determination not to settle for the status quo.
1105 Supply Chain Innovatorofthe Year
Amazon Lowers Grocery Delivery Cost In Effort to Catch Walmart
Amazon.com is lowering the cost of its grocery delivery service Amazon Fresh, and expanding fast delivery of online grocery orders around the country.
A shopper carries a basket in a grocery store. Photo: Shutterstock.
Amazon-Whole Foods: Two Years After the Deal
It’s been two years since Amazon bought Whole Foods. At the time, analysts touted the deal as an Amazon initiative to dominate food retail. But is that what really happened?
1030 Amazon Whole Foods
The New Global Trade Environment
Here's a roadmap for sourcing across borders during uncertain times.
The New Global Trade Environment
How Can Smaller Retailers Compete Today With Amazon?
A conversation with Scott Webb, chief executive officer of Avionos.
0618 Why Retailers Are Struggling
H&M CEO Sees ‘Terrible’ Fallout as Consumer Shaming Spreads
A growing movement that shames consumers, initially targeting air travelers, is spreading into more industries.
1028 Hmceo Sees Fallout
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