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Kohl's Partnership with Amazon Pays Off

Participating Kohl's stores that allowed Amazon returns saw an increase in foot traffic since October.

Kohls

Future of Retail to be Determined by Brick-and-Mortar and E-Commerce Working Together

In order to remain successful, physical and online stores will have to work together to better achieve the customer experience.

Tiffany

Shipping Pallets to be Smarter, Safer and Stronger

Johnson & Johnson

Shipping pallets have the power to disrupt an entire supply chain. Lightning Technologies believes that it can prevent that.

Pallets

Stonemont Announces Build-to-Suit Warehouse

The 815,670-square-foot facility will become Dorman’s largest distribution center in the U.S.

Dorman

Tesla Fails to Automate Production

Musk blames an "overly automated production process" for missing the Model 3 output targets.

Model 3

Software & Technology

Soft Robotics Gains $20 Million

Oxipital AI (formerly known as Soft Robotics Inc.)

Soft Robotics is receiving $20 million in funding to expand into the logistics and e-commerce market.

Soft Robotics

Amazon Doubles Quarterly Profits, Raises Prime Price

Amazon shocked customers by announcing the annual price of Amazon Prime to rise to $119 from $99.

Amazon

DHL Opens $5 Million Facility

DHL Supply Chain

The Tampa-based facility will will handle international e-commerce shipments and support U.S. importers and exporters.

Dhl

Target Ends Hunter Boots Production

Target Corporation

Target has stopped production of Hunter tall Women's rain-boots after a series of production and quality problems.

Hunter Boots

MODEX 2018: Labor on the Brain

A new generation of robotics and automation is needed not only to address the global skilled labor shortage but to increase flexibility and output as consumers demand more in the age of Amazon.

Modex

Automated Distribution Centers Can Benefit From RFID

Despite the advances made in distribution center operations over the years, many are not fully automated. The DC has evolved to meet the faster pace of retail and to adapt to more flexible fulfillment options.

Michael Guiher Larger

Warehouses Unfit to Handle E-Commerce Boom

As retailers take to online sales, warehouses are in high demand, but supply is limited.

Warehouse

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