Amazon.com is at it again, roiling an industry’s shares with its plans to build new businesses. The tech giant said it would open up its less-than-truckload, or LTL, shipping business to any customer.

Amazon’s less-than-truckload freight now ships to any type of destination and serves businesses of all sizes, following strong demand from Amazon selling partners and vendors Powered by more than ...

Amazon is opening its less-than-truckload (LTL) services to businesses outside its seller network. Since Amazon entered the LTL industry early last year, the services have been limited to the ...

Until recently, only Amazon and its partner companies had access to the company’s trucks, airplanes, and storage. But in May, the company announced that it was launching Amazon Supply Chain Services, ...

Amazon expands LTL freight beyond inbound shipments to serve all businesses and destinations nationwide, broadening access to capacity. The service leverages Amazon’s logistics network, including ...

Amazon expanded its less-than-truckload freight service to ship to any destination and serve businesses of all sizes. The expanded business aims to offer a more cost-effective shipping option to meet ...

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