Amazon wants to handle deliveries for third-party merchants, taking business away from companies such as UPS and FedEx and using warehouses outside of its own network. Amazon doesn't always offer the ...

Amazon may no longer be content with just being the company from which you buy all your goods. It appears to be interested in creating a true end-to-end customer experience by being the company that ...

Reports that Amazon is testing an independent delivery service is the latest evidence the e-commerce giant is looking to transform from a digital marketplace to a more traditional retailer, albeit one ...

Once again Amazon is in the news about logistics and the potential for encroachment on territory owned by UPS and FedEx, both of which have Amazon as a major client, the next iteration of what began ...

Amazon is piloting a delivery service aimed at boosting the number of goods eligible for its Prime free two-day delivery and to free up space in its warehouses, Bloomberg reports, citing unnamed ...

Amazon.com Inc. is experimenting with a new delivery service intended to make more products available for free two-day delivery and relieve overcrowding in its warehouses, according to two people ...

Amazon.com Inc. is expanding a service launched to make more groceries, cleaning supplies and other products available for quick delivery directly from merchants without overwhelming the e-commerce ...

In October, Amazon was reported to be testing out its own delivery service – Amazon Seller Flex – in an attempt to reduce its reliance on third-party logistics companies, and increase the amount of ...