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Once-Profitable Holiday Trash Surge Could Now Bury Struggling Recyclers

Americans generate 25 percent more trash during the holidays and, historically, that’s been a gift to the companies that sell it to recycling processors overseas.

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Supermarkets Need to Maximize Stockpiles Before Brexit, U.K. Officials Warn

Theresa May’s government has told supermarkets to keep as much stock as possible in warehouses around the country in case of a no-deal Brexit.

How the Tight Labor Market Is Challenging Warehouses

In what many are calling one of the tightest labor markets in U.S. history, few sectors are having a tougher time finding enough workers than warehousing.

Warehouses Are Hot Property in India, Thanks to Online Shopping Boom

India’s burgeoning logistics sector is gaining favor with property developers and investors, boosted by a growing consumer class’s embrace of online shopping.

Versatility Is Key for Today’s WES/WCS Systems

Large multinational organizations face a growing number of warehousing challenges on both a global and local scale.

DHL Turns to Robots to Equip U.S. Warehouses for E-Commerce

DHL is deploying artificial intelligence, self-driving vehicles and product-picking robots at its American warehouses to help handle the surge in e-commerce demand.

E-Commerce Fulfillment: The Golden Age or Nuclear Age?

For two decades, e-commerce has grown more than 20 percent, fueled by the explosion of providers like Amazon. But this year was a turning point.

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Unprecedented Online Holiday Sales Could Have Costly Aftermath for Retailers

Black Friday results have reinforced that this U.S. holiday shopping season will be one of the best in recent memory. But even in good times, there are concerns for retailers.

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Black Friday Weekend Sales Suggest Merry Holiday Shopping Season to Come

Black Friday weekend sales data from third-party analytics providers indicate a merry start to the holiday season — with online sales taking more share.

In a Global Economy, the Future of Retail Is Local

Customers increasingly wonder: We have instant delivery for pizza and Chinese food. So why not porch swings and power tools?

Black Friday Backlog: Canada’s Postal Strikes Near ‘Crisis Territory’ for Retailers

Rotating strikes are threatening Canada's holiday shopping rush, with the government resisting calls to end a dispute that has undelivered parcels piling up.

Amazon’s Latest Crusade in the Grocery Delivery Wars: Thanksgiving Dinner

The turkey is browning, your guests are on route, and you suddenly remember a forgotten ingredient. Amazon stands ready to bail you out.

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