FedEx has decided not to renew one of its shipping contracts with Amazon amid increased competition between the two companies, according to CNBC. The contract in question is Amazon’s FedEx ...

Amazon will no longer allow its third-party sellers to use FedEx’s ground delivery to ship Prime packages, marking a change that could affect small businesses and pricing for consumers.

Why FedEx Express ditched Amazon Starting with the Amazon decision, it's worth noting that it only relates to Express and not any other contracts FedEx has with Amazon.

Delivery wars: Amazon is going to deliver a blow to FedEx, which just lost $2 billion A new leader. Amazon was delivering nearly half of its own packages by the end of May, according to Rakutan ...

The news follows FedEx’s decision in June to terminate its air shipping contract with Amazon in the US at a time when Amazon made up 1.3% of FedEx’s sales.

Amazon's plans to take on UPS and FedEx are reportedly coming to fruition. According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the online retailer's new shipping service, ...

In early December, FedEx announced that it had agreed to acquire ShopRunner, the Prime-like subscription service that offers two-day delivery from more than 100 retailers.

But FedEx’s announcement on Friday that it would not renew its contract to provide express shipping service for Amazon in the United States was a signal that it believes e-commerce is bigger ...

FedEx will no longer haul parcels for Amazon, but the e-retailer still shapes the logistics world; FedEx bets on Walmart, whose e-commerce business lags far behind Amazon's ...

Amazon claimed less than 1.3% of FedEx's 2018 revenue, FedEx said on Tuesday.; Amazon is not FedEx's largest customer, the shipping giant added. FedEx's statement on Amazon came out of seemingly ...

Earlier this month, Amazon cut the ribbon on an AI-enabled, first-mile logistics facility in Charlton, Mass., that employs hundreds of robots alongside more than 1,000 humans. Amazon broke ground ...

FedEx says it will no longer make ground deliveries for Amazon as the online shopping giant builds its own fleet and becomes more of a threat to delivery companies.The announcement Wednesday comes ...