Last-Mile Delivery

The latest SupplyTech awards are more than a list of winners. They are a blueprint for a logistics industry being rebuilt by AI, robotics, and data.

PUDO Inc. just posted 35% revenue growth, but its losses widened by 184%. Is this the sound of a company in trouble, or the price of winning the last mile?

New research reveals Indigenous-led projects are not just a social good, but a critical economic engine for Canada's energy transition and resource economy.

Black Creek founders launch Speed Bay with a $350M war chest, targeting the unglamorous but vital shallow bay sector. It's a bet on the new backbone of local economies.

Paper Transport's new same-day service offers more than speed; it's a strategic move to bolster regional manufacturing and redefine driver retention.

A call for research on vaccine side effects exposes a deeper crisis: the collapse of public trust in science. Can rigorous data heal a polarized nation?

A strategic merger between Tenet’s AI platform and Crown’s air freight legacy aims to create a unified, end-to-end solution for North American carriers.

The app-based service celebrates a year of growth by tackling the complex world of furniture delivery, but faces a crowded market and service challenges.

With $50M from investors like ARK Invest, Manna Air Delivery is set to launch 40 drone bases in the US, intensifying the race for last-mile logistics.

BETA Technologies will launch electric air services across 10 states, deploying its ALIA aircraft for cargo, medical, and critical logistics missions.

The last-mile delivery firm reports a 9.1% revenue bump, but its net loss quintuples to $2.2M amid heavy spending and a risky diversification plan.

A new partnership between last-mile innovator GOFO and fulfillment giant QLS aims to create a seamless logistics powerhouse for thousands of Dutch webshops.

S2G Energy and AMPECO power one of LATAM's largest EV fleets, using advanced software to slash costs and create a blueprint for sustainable logistics.

With a sold-out show, Work Truck Week 2026 is a launchpad for new EVs, hydrogen tech, and smart systems, signaling a robust future for commercial vehicles.

Serve Robotics and Uber Eats launch sidewalk robots in Alexandria, Va., testing the scalability, economics, and public acceptance of last-mile automation.