E-commerce is a burgeoning industry with lots of potential for growth. In the wake of the pandemic, new avenues for e-commerce growth are opening up in every industry, from retail to automotive sales.

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Flowspace, the software platform powering independent ecommerce fulfillment, caps 2022 with banner recognition of its software and end-to-end fulfillment services in ...

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Flowspace, the software platform powering independent ecommerce fulfillment, announced today a new release of its technology that powers brands in direct-to-consumer (DTC ...

E-commerce fulfillment provider Stord has acquired one its rivals from Ceva Logistics as it races to gain scale in the ...

Bringg, a software technology that helps retailers efficiently orchestrate last-mile delivery, curbside pickup and other e-commerce fulfillment tasks, said it has closed on a $100 million financing ...

French logistics organization GEODIS has launched multi-carrier parcel shipping software, offering direct carrier connections to customers to reduce manual uploads of rates and surcharges to optimize ...

The recent growth spurt in grocery e-commerce is attracting even more attention from longstanding grocery technology providers. Applied Data Corp. (ADC) said Jan. 12 it has entered into an agreement ...

CEO of The Fulfillment Lab Rick Nelson is taking a client-centered approach to fulfillment. As of November 2020, the fulfillment services industry—the companies that receive, package, and ship orders ...

Stord, which provides outsourced e-commerce logistics services, said it will lease a large warehouse in northern Kentucky and outfit it with the latest freight management technology and robotics.

An Atlanta-based supply chain and logistics company plans to invest $40 million to grow its presence in Hebron, creating over 500 jobs.

No two ecommerce brands are exactly alike. Businesses selling similar products can have very different fulfillment needs based on their location, growth trajectory, and customer expectations. In short ...

While e-commerce sales in the U.S. are projected to top $1 trillion in 2022, they still only account for 13% of total retail sales. The e-commerce revolution has only just begun, and it's gaining ...