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DoorDash Deepens Macy’s Tie-up and Wants to Pick Up Your Returns, Too (opens the original)
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DoorDash is expanding further into the fashion and apparel world, unveiling shoppers can now buy goods from Macy’s, Anthropologie, The North Face, Vans and Timberland directly from its retail marketplace. The same-day delivery platform is also throwing its hat into the retail returns ecosystem with the launch of the Dasher Returns. Customers seeking to return an eligible retail purchase pay a flat fee of $7.99 for a courier to pick up the item from their door in as little as 30 minutes and retur
Zipline’s Valuation Could Nearly Triple as Drone Delivery Rules Remain Unsettled (opens the original)
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Zipline is putting a fresh valuation on the increasingly crowded race to make drone delivery a mainstream part of American last-mile logistics networks, all while the regulatory system is still playing catch-up. The autonomous delivery company is in talks to raise roughly $1 billion that would value the firm of roughly $20 billion, according to Bloomberg, nearly tripling the $7.6 billion valuation it established in January. Venture capital firm Paradigm, which invested $200 million in Zipline in
Amazon Can Absorb the 21 Air Suspension. Replacing Its Fleet Is a Different Story. (opens the original)
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Amazon’s decision to suspend operations with 21 Air following this month’s deadly runway overrun in Miami is unlikely to materially disrupt its overall delivery operation. But replacing the carrier’s remaining Amazon-dedicated aircraft could prove considerably more complicated than simply shifting those planes’ schedules to another operator. The e-commerce giant confirmed the decision Sunday, but did not say how long the pause will last or whether it will ultimately terminate its relationship wi
Panama Canal Faces Further Transit Cuts as El Niño Intensifies (opens the original)
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The Panama Canal is preparing for a sustained reduction in vessel traffic as worsening El Niño conditions squeeze the water supply needed to operate the trade conduit. According to the budget proposal presented to Panama’s National Assembly earlier this month, the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) is projecting an average of 29.5 vessel transits per day during fiscal 2027, which begins Oct. 1. The daily transit average would represent an 18 percent decline from the typical 36 transits that pass throu
Long Beach Port Eyes Double-Digit September Growth as Peak Season Stretches On (opens the original)
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The Port of Long Beach could potentially move more than 900,000 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in September, which would represent a double-digit growth in cargo handling for the month. After the port reported stronger-than-usual figures in May and June, Port of Long Beach CEO Noel Hacegaba suggested that the late summer peak shipping season that typically lasts from August to October was “outdated and obsolete.” While the definition of the peak season going forward remains nebulous, the heavie
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