Amazon staff in 20 countries set for 'Black Friday/Cyber Monday' strikes
Strikes at Amazon facilities across six continents are set to cause chaos over the Black ...
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So the news that Walmart is to take Amazon Prime head on has of course triggered speculation about whether it will follow the ecommerce giant’s lead in transport, and air freight in particular. Walmart Plus, a subscription service akin to Prime, is set to launch this month, and could undercut Amazon on price while offering similar membership perks. But with same-day delivery in the offing, how will the giant manage its transportation? One to watch.
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