Amazon’s latest ASCS expansion gives businesses access to LTL freight for shipments to warehouses, distribution centers and retail partners — further positioning Amazon as a full-service logistics provider.
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A federal judge has rejected Amazon’s bid to dismiss a major consumer lawsuit alleging price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amazon said total compensation will average over $30 with the new enhancements.
The new facility comes as Amazon also announced that it has surpassed 750,000 installed robots across global fulfillment and logistics network.
In a public letter to Amazon employees, Andy Jassy said the company plans to gradually reduce its workforce as it expands the use of generative AI to automate tasks and reshape operations.
Amazon is investing in two data center campuses in Pennsylvania, creating thousands of jobs and expanding its cloud computing infrastructure.
Amazon unveiled "Vulcan", a warehouse robot designed to boost efficiency and safety by handling top row stowing with precision and touch sensitivity.
The investment will enable Amazon to deliver over a billion more packages each year to customers in less densely populated areas.
Pending partner investment, Amazon is considering expanding its U.S. warehouse network with new logistics facilities, focusing on delivery hubs and automated fulfillment centers.
Amazon says it isn't liable as a distributor under the Consumer Product Safety Act due to its role as a third-party logistics provider.
Amazon’s decision to close Quebec warehouses and facilities has drawn reactions from the Canadian government and unions.
The U.S. government issued a final order outlining plans for Amazon to follow.
OSHA is withdrawing all but one citation issued against the company, while Amazon is required to improve ergonomic conditions throughout its facilities.
The new storefront offers electronics, apparel and more, all marked at $20 or less.
Amazon is implementing a full workweek for employees to improve the company’s ability to invent, collaborate and connect.
Amazon is implementing the “keep it” return option to reduce reverse logistics costs with its FBA Returnless Resolutions program.
The ruling could have far-reaching impacts on the product safety liabilities of other eMarketplace platforms.
Amazon's total investment in artificial intelligence startup Anthropic now totals $4 billion.
Sources told the Wall Street Journal that a Consumer Protection Safety Commission vote could make Amazon liable for the safety of third-party products.
Some sellers say Amazon's AI-based tool created to help summarize product reviews into highlights is exaggerating negative feedback.
