Amazon cancels Chinese orders and eyes US expansion
US consumers may find there is less choice come Christmas, after Amazon cancelled some orders ...
Amazon plans to retain its current mix of outsourced and in-house logistics operations – for now. But it will continue to invest in its own transport capabilities, to cater for growth.
In an earnings call last week, as Amazon announced its first-quarter results, CFO Brian Olsavsky told analysts the company was growing its own teams.
“We have a great group of carriers that we use globally … But we’re also growing our teams and capabilities to ensure that we can keep up with increased ...
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