De minimis cut won't hurt demand for Chinese ecommerce, but for air cargo?
While most companies are professing ‘uncertainty’ over the potential impact of the closure of the ...
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By Ian Putzger
Urban planners must work with logistics providers to develop integrated concepts to align deliveries with other elements of urban living.
This is a dialogue that has hardly begun, argues a new study of the impact of e-commerce on urban living and city planning.
Parcel research and consulting firm M-R-U teamed up with building and real estate consultant Drees & Sommer and consulting firm LNC to explore the interface between urban planning and the spread of logistics activities in US cities in the ...
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