Amazon’s one-day-delivery will makes all other options “seem too slow before we know it”
Amazon’s increasing one-day delivery capability will soon cause customers to see any longer delivery option “seem too slow before we know it”.
Asda revamps ToYou third-party online collect and returns service
Asda has overhauled its ecommerce pick-up and drop-off service amid what it says will be “another significant year in technology and innovation” for ToYou.
Amazon’s new grocery stores to feature hidden robotic “microfulfillment” areas for online orders
Amazon is planning to launch a new chain of grocery stores complete with high-tech automated “microfulfillment” centres to streamline online-order picking.
Zero-waste online grocery service Loop to launch in UK next month
Zero waste shopping service Loop, which delivers branded items in refillable containers is set to launch in the UK next month.
Apple issues financial alert as outbreak hits supply chain
Apple has issued a financial alert warning that it will not meet revenue guidance for its current quarter as the coronavirus continues to severely impact Chinese industry.
1300 jobs cut as Amazon severs ties with small delivery companies across the US
Amazon has culled contracts with small delivery firms across the US who failed to “meet our high standards” leading to over 1000 job losses.
Co-op to expand same-day delivery to 650 stores
Co-op is planning to roll out its same-day delivery service to more than 650 branches by the end of 2020.
JD.com to hire 20,000 people to “minimize the impact of the epidemic on employment”
JD.com has promised to hire more than 20,000 people who are out of work due to the coronavirus while it begins making drone deliveries to cut off locations.
Supermarket ‘dark stores’ dealing with online-only orders are “the future model of grocery in the UK”
UK supermarkets are increasingly converting shop floor space into areas for online order fulfilment in their largest branches as rents continue to rise.
Millions of Amazon sellers facing stock shortage as coronavirus keeps factories shut
Millions of Amazon sellers are in danger of running out of stock as the coronavirus outbreak keeps Chinese factories shut down.
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