FW: Walmart rolls forward with brokerage – what it means for Amazon
FREIGHTWAVES reports: Trucking companies in Walmart Transportation’s network have recently started receiving emails about Walmart’s new ...
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Amazon surprised observers last week when it turned its back on plans for a $432m air hub at Newark’s Liberty International Airport. The announcement, which was made by the landlord, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, marks a rare instance of retreat for the e-commerce juggernaut.
It came almost a year after Amazon won the tender process for the redevelopment of two ageing warehouses on the north side of the airport, on 5 August last year. It had ...
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