We humans often lament that we cannot predict the future, but perhaps we don’t give ourselves quite enough credit.

The 1 million-square-foot facility—the first of its kind for Trader Joe’s—will span three buildings in the new Stone-Givens Industrial Park in Franklin, Kentucky.

The retailer will also begin to require all its technology workers to come into the office at least two days a week.

Amazon allowed local officials to peek behind the scenes as products arrived, were scanned by employees stowed in one of the 700 robotic carts to await an order.

From now on, instead of showing you a dozen webpages with instructions for opening a can of beans, machine-learning droids will just tell you how to open one.

We think there are three different models that are evolving and we will see where the chips fall.

Micro-fulfillment vendor Takeoff Technologies is working with an unnamed retailer to allow shoppers to order groceries and McDonald’s food at once

L’édifice, d’une hauteur de 150 pieds et situé en bordure de l’autoroute 30 à Varennes, permettra l’entreposage de 60 000 palettes.

Walmart puts an End to Potential Theft with the “Banana trick” Technique in its Self-Checkout system