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Amazon's Australian Debut 'Unremarkable'
Amazon quietly began operations in Australia on Tuesday, the start of what could be a shake-up of that country’s retail market, which is worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
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UPS Has Added One- or Two-day Transit on Some Holiday Deliveries
United Parcel Service (UPS)
UPS said on Tuesday some deliveries were being delayed because of a surge in holiday online shopping orders during the peak shipping period.
Warehousing
Target’s Black Friday Online Growth Surpassed Amazon
Data firm Slice Intelligence says Target's online sales grew an "astonishing" 44 percent compared to the same shopping period last year, outpacing that of Amazon.
Warehousing
Fruit of the Loom Tries Subscription Service for Underwear
Guys can now get their boxer briefs from the Berkshire Hathaway Inc.-owned brand through a new subscription service called Fruit to Your Door.
Warehousing
California Amazon Warehouse Workers Sue Over Denied Rest Breaks, Overtime Pay
Amazon
Workers at Amazon.com’s California distribution centers have filed a class-action complaint that contends they have been denied rest breaks, overtime pay and appropriate payment of wages.
Warehousing
375 Million Jobs May be Automated by 2030, Study Says
The work most at risk of automation includes physical jobs in predictable environments, such as operating machinery or preparing fast food.
Warehousing
Ryder Expands Its Commitment to Supply Chain Innovation with New Partnership
Ryder System, Inc.
Ryder’s sponsorship of Plug and Play will focus on accelerating projects across a variety of industries, addressing the need for supply chain management and effective logistical operations in almost every type of business.
Warehousing
Tesla’s New Semi Starts at $150,000
Tesla
Tesla has revealed that its new Semi starts at $150,000 for a model with a 300-mile range and $180,000 for a 500-mile version with a larger battery pack.
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Warehousing
Amazon Warehouse Workers Strike in Germany and Italy
Amazon
As exciting as it may be go on an online shopping spree for Black Friday, there is a human price to be paid.
Warehousing
UPS to Play More Active Role in Pharmaceutical Supply Chain with Manufacturing License
United Parcel Service (UPS)
United Parcel Service has acquired a manufacturing pharmacy license from Georgia's Board of Pharmacy, enabling the company to not only ship pharmaceuticals, but to relabel them.
Warehousing
Retailers Set Black Friday Record, Though In-store Traffic Declined
Adobe Analytics
Shoppers spent $5.03 billion on Black Friday, 16.9 percent more than in 2016, and a new record, according to Adobe Analytics.
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