Amazon Web Services opening office in Belgium
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced it will open its first office in Belgium in 2017.
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Meeting the urban delivery challenge
The University of Washington (UW) has announced that its new Urban Freight Lab plans to work with industry and the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) to meet the challenges of urban goods delivery.
Read MorePos Malaysia looking for Alibaba tie-up
Pos Malaysia is reportedly looking to take a more direct role in providing parcel delivery services for China’s online retailer Alibaba.
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USPS policy on Samsung Galaxy Note 7 shipments
The US Postal Service (USPS) has stated that it will only ship Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices via USPS Retail Ground/Parcel Select, because of the potential safety hazards pertaining to lithium ion batteries.
Read MoreAmazon offering 120,000 seasonal positions across US network
Amazon will be offering more than 120,000 seasonal positions across its US network of fulfilment centres, sortation centres and customer service sites this holiday season.
Read MoreNew Zealand Post commissions new mixed-mail sorting machines from SPPAL
New Zealand Post has commissioned Siemens Postal, Parcel & Airport Logistics (SPPAL) to equip its sorting centres with mixed-mail sorting machines and associated software.
Read MoreEuropa Worldwide Group sees return to profitability in 2016
Europa Worldwide Group has reported that it has seen a return to profitability in 2016 and expects strong growth in 2017 after a “challenging but robust” performance over the past financial year.
Read MoreCitySprint looking to help pharmacies with patient medication deliveries
CitySprint has reported that its new “Pharmacy to Home” service will help pharmacies improve the efficiency and security of patient medication deliveries.
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