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The ‘Amazon for Brexit’ Is Helping Britons Stockpile

From peanut butter to baked beans to the once-banned spirit absinthe: This online shopping service has everything Britons need to survive a no-deal Brexit, in four clicks.

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Asia's Richest Man Wants to Take on Amazon in India. Here’s How.

Reliance Industries will roll out its online shopping platform to 1.2 million retailers and store-owners in western India, starting on an ambitious plan to take on Amazon and Walmart’s Flipkart on its home turf.

Source: Bloomberg

Q&A | Turning the Page: Going Paperless With a WMS

To understand how paperless systems are impacting modern warehouses, we asked distributors who have paved the way with the help of warehouse management systems.

FedEx Tiptoes Into $9Bn Online Market for Bulky Deliveries

FedEx is testing delivery of bulky products, a $9bn market that couriers had left to more traditional trucking companies because large items don’t fit well in their sorting operations.

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The Latest Tech Won’t Save Stores Failing Retail 101

About 37,000 retail-industry professionals are coming together this week to “revolutionize” the shopping experience with virtual reality, artificial intelligence and more.

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Truckers Reap New Riches Thanks to Millennials

As consumers grow comfortable buying big, bulky goods online, national trucking companies are plowing investment into winning the business by displacing or buying up local operators.

Photo: Bloomberg

For Peak Season Order Fulfillment, Three Management Systems Prove Better Than One

A system employing voice, barcode scanning and light triples the speed that an e-tailer could get costumes and party supplies out the door and to its customers.

1226 For Peak Season Order

The Top Five Supply Chain Innovations of 2018

This year's first-place entrant, Intel, is huge — and problems there can be just as big.

1219 The Most Innovative Supply

The Importance of Last-Mile Facilities in the Supply Chain

Whether it’s one-day, same-day or one-hour shipping, how can retailers fulfill delivery promises?

0912 Four Forces Transforming Logistics

Amazon Is Short on Echo Speakers Days Before Christmas

Shoppers hoping to get their hands on one of Amazon’s Echo smart speakers before Christmas may come away disappointed.

Instacart Is Breaking Up With Whole Foods, Thanks to Amazon

In 2014, when Instacart was a younger grocery-delivery startup, Whole Foods was its first major relationship. A lot has changed since then.

Amazon, Walmart Are Challenging FreshDirect's NYC Grocery Supremacy

For many years, FreshDirect has ruled the online grocery business in a city where most people don’t own cars.

Photo: Bloomberg

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

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Enhancing High-Value Electronics Shipment Security with Tive's Real-Time Tracking

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