SUPPLY CHAIN

Target is adding new features to its drive-up, order pickup, and same-day delivery services in time for the holiday season.

Amazon is making investments across its supply chain to ensure holiday product availability.

Panera Bread intends to become climate positive – removing more carbon from the atmosphere than it emits – by 2050.

A shortage of truck drivers is a big part of the country’s supply chain problems.

Mastercard is making a move that could lead to wider usage of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as payment for retail purchases.

U.S. consumers are acting on warnings of retailers, shippers and supply chain managers to shop early for the holidays.

Amazon will open a new, first-of-its-kind robotics manufacturing facility in Westborough, Mass.

A global beauty giant is seeking to increase inventory turnover and reduce the risk of obsolescence, while also increasing product availability.

Walmart is extending its delivery time and making more items available for local delivery. 

Consumers are not only shopping earlier than ever this holiday season, they are also altering their shopping behavior.

Online retailers have reason to be merry this holiday season, as Adobe is predicting a 10% year-over-year increase in digital sales.

For the past decade, global supply chains have been running a seemingly normal path. However, when COVID hit its peak in March 2020, it exposed many of the vulnerabilities that have been affecting these networks.