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Amazon Becomes the Largest Parcel Carrier in the U.S.
Amazon's logistics arm delivered an estimated 6.7 billion parcels in 2025, compared to 6.6 billion for USPS, 4.4 billion for UPS, and 3.6 billion for FedEx.
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DoT & FAA Unveil Testing Program for Electric Aircraft
Secretary Duffy says eVTOLs & advanced air mobility aircraft will radically redefine personal travel, regional transportation, cargo logistics, emergency medicine and much more.
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Watch: Why Transportation Rates Are Rising — Even Though Volume Isn't
Making the right decision on parcel and freight movements is a lot more complex than some shippers realize, says Melanie Burns, senior director of parcel strategy with Transportation Insight.
16 Why Transportation Rates Are Rising — Even Thought Volume Isn't V1 (720p)
Why National Scale No Longer Guarantees Last-Mile Success
Large, national carriers aren’t automatically the most reliable anymore. Today, the best last-mile delivery results come from carriers that use technology and local expertise to deliver more consistently, with smarter routes, better tracking and tighter control.
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FedEx Pledges to Return Customers' Tariff Charges, if Refunded
Like other carriers, FedEx often acts as an importer of record, but it passes along charges for the duties paid to the customers and companies that purchased the goods.
Oshkosh, WI, USA - July 30, 2014 FedEx Express Airbus A300-600F airplane on the ramp at the Oshkosh Airport from Madison. Photo: iStock.com/vandervliet93
DHL eCommerce Taps Georgia Tech to Build Engineering Talent Pipeline
The partnership is intended to create a pathway for students to move from classroom learning into full-time roles within DHL’s operations
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What Last-Mile Delivery Could Look Like in the Future
The real challenges are infrastructure investment, regulatory frameworks and coordinated implementation.
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What's Next for the Last Mile: Emerging Trends and 2026 Predictions
A growing cost and reliability challenge is forcing retailers to abandon their singular focus on velocity.
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The Singapore Supply Chain Blueprint: Lessons From the Amazon-UPS ‘Great De-Coupling’
The Amazon-UPS divorce is a wake-up call for every logistician in Asia. The message to Singapore is clear: Don't compete on volume; dominate on orchestration.
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UPS to Cut Another 30,000 Jobs in Sweeping Cost-Savings Push
The courier has been closing and consolidating dozens of sorting facilities, offering buyouts to union drivers and cutting back on seasonal workers to trim expenses.
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Podcast | Alternative Delivery Networks: Can They Compete With the Big Parcel Carriers?
E-commerce is responsible for an explosion in the number of alternative parcel delivery networks.
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IKEA’s Retailer Uses Innovative Approach to Reducing Transport Emissions
Ingka is investing in electric and alternative-fuel vehicles to increase the proportion of home deliveries it fulfills with zero-emissions vehicles from 40% to 90% by 2028.
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