Macy's is running a "dark store" test ahead of the holiday season.

Amid the Covid carnage, Target, Wal-Mart and Best Buy have finally figured out how to compete against Amazon and sell in the 21st century. Investors and consumers – and workers – are all winning.

Amazon's physical presence is getting a lot bigger a lot faster.

From the side, a new delivery vehicle from a German startup called Ono looks like a tiny truck. But it’s actually an electric bike, narrow enough to easily move through traffic and even fit in a bike lane when necessary.

You will be hard-pressed to find an online-based business today that doesn’t use some type of cloud-based SaaS solution to help them either run or manage a part of their day-to-day business operations.

Le nouvel entrepôt de Monoprix utilise la technologie du britannique Ocado, et notamment ses robots qui travaillent au autonomie, comme dans une ruche.

No company embodies the ongoing digital push underway across corporate America better than Walmart.

Amazon Fresh is a brand new grocery store concept that mixes local, national and organic brands along with freshly prepared foods under one roof.

Across the industry, executives are looking at creating dedicated fulfillment facilities, known as micro-fulfillment centers or MFCs, at or near individual supermarkets to improve efficiency and save money in running their e-commerce operations.

Market cracked 100 billion barrier in 2019 for first time, index finds

Demand for cross-dock warehouses, logistics centers surge across the Lone Star State

Predicting the future is inherently difficult, even if you work in a futuristic industry like online grocery. But only nine months ago, Instacart President Nilam Ganenthiran did exactly that.

The American stationery retailer is partnering with returns and reverse logistics tech firm, Optoro, to allow customers to return their purchases to more than 1,000 Staples stores around the country.

According to an analysis by Coresight Research, 3,344 new store openings have been announced so far this year. Among those retailers with plans to expand are discount and off-price stores, grocery stores, and "the largest rural lifestyle retailer in the United States" — Tractor Supply.

Oscar de la Renta, a brand that is a regular on red carpets and a mainstay of posh department stores, has just turned up somewhere decidedly less opulent: Amazon.

Every toy, gadget and good you see on YouTube could soon be for sale online -- not on Amazon, but right on YouTube itself.

Apple is planning to use its retail store locations as distribution centers to ship products to consumers more quickly, reports Bloomberg. This would be a departure from the current strategy that sees products shipped from warehouses or direct from China.