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The Project Wing team will test its delivery service 'in a safe testing environment,' the White House said.

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The company is hoping to elbow out upstarts such as Blue Apron.

Delivery company UPS will provide a grant of $800,000 plus logistical support to a partnership including Gavi and robotics company Zipline International Inc.

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It's the first product from Starship Technologies, the robotics startup founded by the creators of Skype.

Amazon recently leased 20 cargo aircraft and bought thousands of its own trailer trucks, while calling itself a 'transportation service provider' for the first time in its annual filings.

From now through June 30, pickup and packaging fees are waived for eBay sellers.

The deal comes at a time when Amazon has been trying to make shipments even faster as well as assume more control over its business and costs.

The move, which has not been announced publicly, is the latest sign that the world's biggest ecommerce company wants to control more of its own deliveries.

'What we found in order to properly serve our customers at peak, we've needed to add more of our own logistics to supplement our existing partners,' says Amazon's CFO.

The receptacle would use infrared beacons to connect with drones in the air and then guide them for delivery.

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Its new status as a freight forwarder, or "non-vessel operating common carrier," gives Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, a foothold in the $350 billion a year ocean freight business.

The U.S. Postal Service's Informed Delivery will send you up to 10 images a day.

The video shows a box containing shoes fitting seamlessly into the body of the drone.

Drones are so 2015.

More and more retailers are preparing themselves to be able to deliver packages in tiny unmanned flying machines. Zoom!

The transportation technology giant today officially launched UberRUSH, an on-demand delivery service.

With superior hauling capacity, killer pricing and lease deals to boot, the cargo van may put the pickup out to pasture.