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1. Don't Build That E-Commerce Warehouse in My Backyard, More Communities Say.

Author: Grant, Peter
Subjects: *OFFICE occupancy, *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *INDUSTRIAL sites, *INDUSTRIAL real estate
Published: 2024

2. E-Commerce Warehouses, Commercial Property Hot Spots, Start to Cool.

Author: Grant, Peter
Subjects: *COMMERCIAL real estate, *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSING & storage, *SUPPLY & demand
Published: 2022

3. That Big Office Building? It's an E-Commerce Warehouse Now.

Author: Cutter, Chip and Putzier, Konrad
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *BUILDING design & construction, *HOUSE construction, *WAREHOUSING & storage
Published: 2021

4. Blackstone Bets on India's Rising E-Commerce With Warehouse Deal.

Author: Grant, Peter
Subjects: *REAL estate investment trusts, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *COMMERCIAL trusts, *WAREHOUSES, *REAL estate investment
Published: 2021

5. Walmart E-Commerce Boss Marc Lore to Leave.

Author: Nassauer, Sarah
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *INTERNET sales, *SHOPPING malls, *WAREHOUSES
Published: 2021

6. Your Covid-19 Shopping Habits Are Changing What Jobs Are Available.

Author: Mitchell, Josh
Subjects: *PANDEMICS, *LABOR market, *COVID-19, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *HABIT, *WAREHOUSES, *DATA warehousing
Published: 2020

7. Smaller Is Big in New E-Commerce Warehouses.

Author: Journal, Jennifer Smith | Photographs by Gabriela Bhaskar for The Wall Street
Subjects: *AUTOMATED storage retrieval systems, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *THIRD-party logistics
Published: 2020

8. Warehouse, Parcel Operators Add Thousands of Jobs Ahead of Holidays.

Author: Smith, Jennifer
Subjects: *THIRD-party logistics, *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *HOLIDAYS, *DATA warehousing, UNITED States economy
Published: 2020

9. E-Commerce Warehouses Have Gotten Too Crowded.

Author: Wilmot, Stephen
Subjects: *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *CORPORATE profits, *MUTUAL funds, *INDUSTRIAL real estate, *DATA warehousing
Published: 2020

10. The Next Phase of the Retail Apocalypse: Stores Reborn as E-Commerce Warehouses.

Author: Mims, Christopher
Subjects: *RETAIL stores, *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *SHOPPING malls, *PATRONAGE, *CONSUMER goods
Published: 2020

11. Safeway Owner, Rival Grocers Bet on Smaller Warehouses: Albertsons, Walmart and other chains try to get closer to customers to fill online orders faster.

Author: Kang, Jaewon
Subjects: *WAREHOUSES, *FOOD industry, *ELECTRONIC commerce
Published: 2019

12. E-Commerce Made Warehouses Hot. Now Investors Warm to Cold Storage.: Money starts to pile into facilities where grocers and delivery companies store their food.

Author: Fung, Esther
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *FOOD industry, *COLD storage, *INVESTORS
Published: 2019

13. E-Commerce Drives New York City Warehouse Boom.

Author: Morris, Keiko
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *FINANCIAL performance, *REAL property sales & prices, *HOME prices
Published: 2019

14. ’Tis the Season for Surge Robots as Holiday Hiring Finds Automation.

Author: Smith, Jennifer
Subjects: *AUTOMATION, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *RETAIL industry, *WAREHOUSES, *HOLIDAY shopping, *INDUSTRIAL robots
Published: 2019

15. E-Commerce Driving Bigger Demand for Smaller Warehouses, CBRE Says.

Author: Smith, Jennifer
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *INTERNET stores, *TRANSPORTATION
Published: 2019

16. E-Commerce Made Warehouses Hot. Trade War Could Cool Them Down.

Author: Putzier, Konrad
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *INTERNATIONAL trade disputes, *REAL property
Published: 2019

17. Blackstone Strikes $18.7 Billion Deal for U.S. Warehouse Network.

Author: Hoffman, Liz, Gottfried, Miriam, and Lombardo, Cara
Subjects: *SALE of business enterprises, *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *MERGERS & acquisitions
Published: 2019

18. Warehouse Hiring Surges on Rising E-Commerce Demand.

Author: Smith, Jennifer
Subjects: *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *JOB creation, *STORAGE & moving industry
Published: 2019

19. Warehouse Availability Stabilizes in Tight U.S. Logistics Market.

Author: Smith, Jennifer
Subjects: *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *ECONOMIC expansion, *INDUSTRIAL real estate, *REAL estate business
Published: 2019

20. How Amazon Goes Small to Make It in New York.

Author: Smith, Jennifer
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *FULFILLMENT companies, *WAREHOUSES
Published: 2019

21. Smart Warehouses Speed Up E-Commerce in China.

Author: Fong, Dominique
Subjects: *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *COMMERCIAL buildings, *COMMERCE
Published: 2018

22. E-Commerce Mania Spreads To Warehouse Market.

Author: Fung, Esther
Subjects: *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *REAL property
Published: 2017

23. The Amazon Juggernaut Is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You.

Author: Gallagher, Dan
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *MERGERS & acquisitions, *WAREHOUSES
Published: 2017

24. Online Retailers’ New Warehouses Heat Up Local Job Markets.

Author: Journal, Jennifer Smith | Photographs by Andrew Cullen for The Wall Street
Subjects: *INTERNET stores, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *UNEMPLOYMENT, *MINIMUM wage, *WAREHOUSES
Published: 2017

25. Amazon Gobbles Up U.K. Warehouses as Investors Pile In.

Author: Patnaude, Art
Subjects: *WAREHOUSES, *INVESTORS, *ELECTRONIC commerce
Published: 2017

26. Prologis to Build First Multistory Warehouse in the U.S.

Author: Phillips, Erica E.
Subjects: *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, DOWNTOWN Seattle Transit Tunnel (Seattle, Wash.)
Published: 2016

27. E-Commerce Forces Shift in Warehouse Building.

Author: Whelan, Robbie
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *ONLINE shopping
Published: 2016

28. Lumbering Into E-Commerce.

Author: BANJO, SHELLY
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *RETAIL stores, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract: The article discusses home-improvement retailer Home Depot Inc.'s rising emphasis on online sales. Chief executive Frank Blake said his firm's market presence has reached the point where adding news stores reduces the profitability of all stores. In 2014 Home Depot will invest $1.5 billion in technology needed to connect its retail stores, Web business, and fulfillment centers for online purchases.
Published: 2014

29. Paranoia Feeds Amazon's Growth.

Author: Manjoo, Farhad
Subjects: *RETAIL industry, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *DIRECT home delivery
Abstract: The article discusses the business strategy of online retailer Amazon.com Inc. The author believes Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos perceives his company to be vulnerable to competition, and thus is intent on growing Amazon in a way that embeds it firmly in peoples' shopping habits. Initiatives commented on include Amazon's plans to offer home delivery on Sundays, and dramatic growth in the firm's number of warehouses.
Published: 2013

30. Holiday Hiring Call: People vs. Robots.

Author: Fowler, Geoffrey A.
Subjects: *ROBOTS, *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce
Abstract: The article discusses the use by several online retailers of robots to help them fulfill orders during the 2010 holiday shopping season. Book seller Amazon.com Inc. and household furnishings company Crate & Barrel are among those using robotic technology at their warehouses. Kiva Systems Inc. makes robots used by Crate & Barrel and other firms.
Published: 2010

31. Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne to Take Medical Leave.

Author: Steele, Anne
Subjects: *CHIEF executive officers, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *STOCKS (Finance), *WAREHOUSES, *HEPATITIS C, *PATIENTS
Published: 2016

32. Online Stores Try New Pitch: Fetch It Yourself.

Author: Xiong, Chao
Subjects: *INTERNET sales, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *DELIVERY of goods, *CUSTOMER services, *PHYSICAL distribution of goods, *EFFICIENT consumer response, *SUPPLY chains, *WAREHOUSES, *CUSTOMER relations, *CUSTOMER satisfaction, *SHIPMENT of goods, *MATERIALS handling
Abstract: Reports that several online retailers are encouraging customers to pick up their purchases instead of home delivery. Percentage of online sales at Recreational Equipment Inc. (REI) that are picked up at REI stores indicating a certain level of popularity among Web shoppers; Description of the physical distribution of goods at REI, resulting in potential delays; Comments from one shopper regarding the benefits of in-store pickup; Complaints from customers related to the service.
Published: 2003

33. Amazon Preps Faster Deliveries by Bike and by Drone.

Author: Banjo, Shelly, Bensinger, Greg, and Nicas, Jack
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *DELIVERY of goods
Published: 2014

34. Startup Aims to Be Amazon.com of Indonesia.

Author: Purnell, Newley
Subjects: *NEW business enterprises, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES
Published: 2014

35. UPS Growth Fueled by Increase in Shipments in U.S. and Abroad.

Author: Stevens, Laura and McCarthy, Erin
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *STOCKS (Finance), *INVESTORS, *WAREHOUSES
Published: 2014

36. N.J. Warehouses: From Empty to E-Commerce.

Author: Morris, Keiko
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *ONLINE shopping, *CONSUMERS, *RETAIL industry
Published: 2014

37. Virtual Reality: Web Firms Go On Warehouse Building Boom.

Author: Anders, George
Subjects: *ELECTRONIC commerce, *WAREHOUSES, *VENDORS (Real property), *INTERNET industry, *CUSTOMER services
Abstract: Discusses the warehouse building boom that the Internet's top retailers are undertaking in order to better control inventory and shipping. The problems that online merchants are having with outside vendors; Why such investments are essential to electronic commerce companies; The problems that Internet companies are expected to have as they try to master the shipping and warehouse business.
Published: 1999

38. Behind Doors Of a Warehouse: Heavy Lifting Of E-Commerce.

Author: Quick, Rebecca
Subjects: *DISTRIBUTION management, *WAREHOUSES, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *AUTOMATION
Abstract: Focuses on order-filling at Fingerhut Company's warehouse in St. Cloud, Minnesota. Online retailers for whom the company distributes merchandise, including Wal-Mart and eToys; Importance of retailers' packing and delivery strategies during the holiday season; Federated Department Stores Inc.'s 1999 acquisition of the company; Order processing.
Published: 1999

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