Key market opportunities include rising demand for faster deliveries, labor shortages, and government backing for drones.

What Is Last-Mile Delivery? Last-mile delivery refers to the final leg of the logistics process, during which products are transported from a distribution or fulfilment centre to the end destination.

ATLANTA, Jan. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- nuVizz, a leading provider of last-mile transportation management solutions, today announced it has ...

As retailers face increasing challenges in delivering products with precision and efficiency, leaders with deep expertise in logistics are essential to driving innovation. Tobias Waldhecker, currently ...

In a novel move, the U.S. Postal Service will open access to its last-mile delivery service for companies with the highest bid.

The 30,000-square-foot facility in Weatherford is slated to break ground early this year, and the city said it will improve ...

Final- or last-mile delivery is an area that larger service providers haven’t been able to serve efficiently, leaving room for players that function differently than the typical less-than-truckload or ...

Retailers are deploying robots to cut costs and improve efficiency, opening new opportunities for chipmakers as well as a host of new challenges. Key to this strategy are autonomous roadside delivery ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. During the annual shopping and shipping climax last December, 28% of U.K. online consumers ...

Breakneck delivery speeds, super-flexible order options and seamless e-commerce functionality: These were once the apex of the e-commerce experience. Now, driven by skyrocketing consumer expectations, ...

Tipping in the U.S. is a critical part of how the wheels turn in the service economy. One service area that’s been very overlooked, however, is the world of last-mile delivery — a service job that ...

Why is it so hard for last-mile delivery companies to understand that their fundamental business model earns them a resounding raspberry when it comes to “green” operational practices? Here are some ...