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business1 year ago

"Walmart Expands Early Morning Delivery Options for Online Orders"

Walmart introduces Express On-Demand Early Morning Delivery, starting at 6 a.m., allowing customers to receive essential items within 30 minutes, including baby essentials, work attire, home appliances, and outdoor supplies. The service aims to save time and provide convenience, complementing other delivery options like Late-Night Express Delivery and Live Shopper for real-time communication. Walmart continues to prioritize customer convenience and personalization, offering free standard delivery for Walmart+ members and emphasizing the importance of reclaiming time in the modern world.

via Walmart Corporate|
#business#convenience#early-morning
business2 years ago

"Surge in Amazon and DoorDash Deliveries Continues Post-COVID Peak"

Despite the easing of the pandemic, Americans are spending more than ever on delivery services, with the average customer now spending $407 per month, up from $157 per month in 2021. Millennials are spending the most, while boomers spend the least. Convenience is the main driver behind the rise in on-demand deliveries, with consumers willing to pay a premium for saving time and effort. Delivery fees, service fees, and tips make up a significant portion of food delivery costs, with customers spending an average of $1,850 per year on delivered food. The market for online food delivery is projected to reach $484 billion by 2032. Remote workers, who now make up 30% of the American workforce, are helping sustain the delivery business by incorporating delivery services into their routines.

via USA TODAY|
#business#consumer-spending#convenience
technology2 years ago

Zipline's P2 Zip drone and cute 'droid' sidekick revolutionize autonomous delivery.

Zipline's next-generation drone, the P2 Zip, consists of two autonomous vehicles that work together to deliver packages up to 8 pounds. The drone can complete a 10-mile flight in about 10 minutes and is nearly silent in flight. It can fly up to 24 miles one way and has a charging station that looks like something from science fiction. Zipline plans to conduct more than 10,000 test flights before allowing customers to use the drone next year.

via Engadget|
#autonomous-vehicles#drone-delivery#on-demand-delivery