LOS ANGELES/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc's push to recruit big-rig contractors to haul goods across its web of warehouses is colliding with a trucker shortage as the e-commerce company moves ...

Amazon is building an app that matches truck drivers with shippers, a new service that would deepen its presence in the $800 billion trucking industry, a person with direct knowledge of the matter ...

Amazon may be taking steps to get in the freight transportation industry, but trucking companies don't seem too concerned about it. The simple reason: Amazon's growing so fast, it can't handle ...

The death of a 19-year-old college student on a Texas highway is raising questions about the fleet of drivers Amazon uses to move packages between its facilities. College freshman Iliana Velez's life ...

Trucking economist Noel Perry earlier this year got an opportunity to visit Amazon, and came back with some interesting insights into the e-commerce giant, its logistics operations, and what it all ...

When Amazon isn't torturing employees or being complicit in people being detained and repatriated by Homeland Security, it's helping make our deadly roads become even less safe. A new deep dive from ...

Amazon.com may be thinking of upending the archaic ways of the trucking business and, in the process, could be getting into a head-to-head race with a prominent local startup where Amazon CEO Jeff ...

A trucking company is suing Amazon over its “Prime” shipping trailers. The Missouri-based Prime Inc. filed a lawsuit in federal court last week against Amazon alleging the online retail giant’s Prime ...

Uber may have already jumped into the logistics and trucking business with its purchase of Otto's self-driving truck platform, but as one of the biggest shippers in the country, Amazon can't afford to ...

LOS ANGELES/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc's push to recruit big-rig contractors to haul goods across its web of warehouses is colliding with a trucker shortage as the e-commerce company moves ...

LOS ANGELES/CHICAGO - Amazon.com Inc's push to recruit big-rig contractors to haul goods across its web of warehouses is colliding with a trucker shortage as the e-commerce company moves what are ...