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Warehousing
Amazon Looks to Fill 50,000 U.S. Jobs
The retailer is planning to make thousands of offers on the spot Aug. 2, when it opens the doors to potential hires at 10 Amazon.com shipping sites.
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Labelmaster
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Hiring
Wisconsin Woos Foxconn—But at What Cost?
The deal with the Taiwanese electronics supplier comes with a heavy price tag for Wisconsin taxpayers: $3 billion in state tax credits that dwarf the typical incentive package companies receive from local governments.
Warehousing
Airspace Technologies Launches Amazon Alexa Integration to Track Time-Critical Shipments in Real Time
Airspace
Shippers can use voice control to track, trace and review shipments with Alexa-enabled devices.
Warehousing
J.B. Hunt Buys Special Logistics Dedicated for $136 Million
J.B. Hunt
The company said the move will expand its e-commerce delivery platform.
Warehousing
Amazon’s Latest Patent is for an Underwater Storage Facility
The online retailer has obtained a patent, entitled "Aquatic Storage Facility," which would let it store products in "a body of liquid."
Reverse Logistics
Conquering Distribution in the Changing Omnichannel Landscape
Interroll
The changing landscape of e-commerce is forcing retailers and system integrators to rethink distribution and return processes.
Warehousing
TPS Logistics Launches New Brand Targeting Health and Beauty
The subsidiary company will focus solely on supply chain optimization for the niche luxury health and beauty industry.
Rail & Intermodal
Safety Concerns Rise as Railroads Add More Train Cars to Cut Costs
Trains are getting longer as the nation’s freight railroads seek out greater efficiency. But safety concerns have been raised, so far mostly by the labor unions
Design-Build
Orlando Developers to Purchase Land for Amazon Warehouse
Amazon
Developers are expected to purchase 130 acres in southeast Orlando as soon as this week to make way for a massive warehouse for Amazon.
Consulting
Taking a Modern Commerce Approach to Protect Your Supply Chain
PROS, Inc.
A modern commerce approach can help supply chain professionals keep their operations protected, insulated and agile to set their businesses up for success.
Retail
Amazon Reportedly to Start Selling Nike Shoes
Amazon
Warehousing
International Warehouse Automation Company Keeps Operations in the States
OPEX Corporation
While it’s one thing for OPEX products to be American-made, company leaders say it's quite another to stay American-made in today’s economic climate.
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