The tech world has passed a big milestone, which came and went with relatively little fanfare. After years of gaining ground on Walmart as the world’s largest retailer by revenue, Amazon surpassed it. In its Q4 earnings, it reported full-year 2025 revenue of $717 billion, passing Walmarts $681 billion.
oogle’s drone delivery division, Wing, just pushed things forward in localized aerial eCommerce delivery, in partnership with Walmart. This follows similar moves and geographic expansions from Amazon, signaling an ongoing land grab – or airspace grab – in last-mile delivery to local markets.
Amazon has reached the latest milestone in the elusive dream for last-mile logistics: ubiquitous drone delivery. After recently concluded its delivery trials in California, it’s now moving on to the next test market: Phoenix.
A Florida man shot down a Walmart delivery drone after thinking it was spying on him. What are the implications for the future of last-mile local delivery?
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In Episode 29 of Localogy’s This Week in Local podcast, our analysts take on Amazon’s latest last-mile experiment and KKR’s $40 billion interest in PayPal’s
This episode of “This Week in Local” explores two topics on the minds of Localogy analysts Mike Boland and Charles Laughlin. One is a new
