SUPPLY CHAIN

With the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic—and its social and economic side effects—seemingly behind us, retailers are anxious to rebound during what we can expect to be the most robust holiday shopping season in three years.

Domino's Pizza Inc. is making a major commitment to using electric vehicles in its U.S. delivery fleet.

In time for the holidays, Shipt is upgrading its experience both for customers placing and delivery personnel fulfilling online orders.

Foot Locker Inc. is making a capital investment of more than $40 million in its new state-of-the-art supply chain facility.

New data indicates that having affordable products available for timely delivery will go a long way toward holiday success for retailers.

Subway is focusing store expansion on non-traditional locations, including interactive, fully unattended smart fridges.

Amazon’s new delivery drone will have a number of features designed to increase its usability and safety – starting in 2024.

SpartanNash is offering on-demand and scheduled grocery delivery to shoppers across the Midwest.

Interest in buying upcycled goods is high amid consumer desire for a more sustainable holiday.

Amazon has successfully collaborated with Chinese law enforcement to seize more than 240,000 counterfeit items.

Saks Off 5th online shoppers no longer have to wait until their order is shipped to see the arrival date.

Sephora is providing yet another option for customers seeking fast delivery of their online purchases.