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Tortoise Cart Is In Big Demand By Retailers: Here’s Why

Tortoise Cart Is In Big Demand By Retailers: Here’s Why

by Brittain Ladd | Sep 11, 2020 | Delivery, E-Commerce, Grocery, No Retreat, No Surrender, Retail

A challenge faced by all retailers that offer last mile delivery is how to reduce the cost of the delivery. For example, a delivery made to a customer within a two-mile radius of a store or a fulfillment center will cost a retailer between $10 to $15. Grocery...
Invasion USA: How Amazon Will Take Over Retail One Mall At A Time

Invasion USA: How Amazon Will Take Over Retail One Mall At A Time

by Brittain Ladd | Aug 10, 2020 | Delivery, E-Commerce, No Retreat, No Surrender, Retail

People can die from any number of ways including accidents, which can kill them quickly, or from diseases which can kill them slowly. In the articles I write, I often state that a company can die. Most companies don’t die quickly, they die slowly; sometimes over...
How Grocery Retailers Can Transform to Meet Consumers’ Needs of Today

How Grocery Retailers Can Transform to Meet Consumers’ Needs of Today

by Brittain Ladd | Jul 28, 2020 | Articles, Delivery, Forbes, Grocery

GETTY Read original article on Forbes. According to research, Americans purchased more than $680 billion in groceries in 2019. In a word, the grocery industry is big business. To meet the demand for groceries in the U.S., retailers operate over 38,000 grocery stores,...
Louis Borders Has Reimagined The Grocery Business

Louis Borders Has Reimagined The Grocery Business

by Brittain Ladd | Jul 10, 2020 | Articles, Delivery, E-Commerce, Grocery, Retail

I had the pleasure of recently speaking with Louis Borders, the founder of Borders bookstores, and the first heavily-automated online grocery retailer, Webvan. I didn’t just interview Borders and ask him the same questions he’s already been asked hundreds...
Amazon Has a Nuclear Option Against Walmart and Other Competitors

Amazon Has a Nuclear Option Against Walmart and Other Competitors

by Brittain Ladd | Jun 13, 2019 | Articles, Delivery, E-Commerce

In its war against Walmart and other retailers, Amazon acquiring the U.S. Postal Service would be viewed as the nuclear option due to the massive impact on the companies Amazon competes with the most. Emily Cegielski for Observer Read original article on The Observer....
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