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November 16, 2015Amazon launches ''Pantry'' shopping service in UK
Move takes on US grocers
  Topics : Web News
   
November 16, 2015We'll soon know whether Amazon can start making drone deliveries
FAA will kick off a series of tests to determine whether drones can safely fly in the already crowded US airspace
  Topics : Web News
   
November 12, 2015Cass Says US Freight Volumes Continue Trending Down
The Cass Freight Index hit a four-year low for October as sluggish growth and fewer imports resulted in a shrinking number of rail and truck shipments
  Topics : Web News
   
November 12, 2015Store shelves are overflowing with inventory
Sales are growing dramatically slower than inventories for a lot of retailers
  Topics : Web News
   
November 12, 2015Alibaba Singles’ Day Sales Reach $14.3 Billion, Smashing Record
Alibaba logged a record 91.2 billion yuan ($14.3 billion) in sales on Singles’ Day
  Topics : Web News
   
November 12, 2015Senate Motion Now Urges No Twin 33s in Highway Bill
Move instructs Senate conferees to the highway bill to oppose the inclusion of a provision that would allow 33-foot long double trailers to operate on highways
  Topics : Web News
   
November 12, 2015Wal-Mart Labor Activists Demand Employee Discount on Food
Activists want 10% discount on food for employees
  Topics : Web News
   
November 12, 2015Amazon starting restaurant delivery service in major US markets
The company Tuesday announced that it would be expanding its Prime Now-based food delivery to 20 major metropolitan areas across the U.S.
  Topics : Web News
   
November 09, 2015Saudi Arabia will not stop pumping to boost oil prices
Saudi Arabia is determined to stick to its policy of pumping enough oil to protect its global market share
  Topics : Web News
   
November 09, 2015Global GDP Worse Than Official Forecasts Show, Maersk Says
The world economy is growing at a slower pace than the International Monetary Fund and other large forecasters are predicting.
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