The program promises up to $10,000 in startup costs for employees who partake in the program. Amazon is also throwing in the equivalent of three months of an employee’s most recent salary to help soon-to-be entrepreneurs get their fleet of delivery cars off the ground.
The program is Amazon’s solution to its last-mile delivery problem where the company is trying to compete with legacy players like UPS and FedEx.
This past Thursday, April 21st, Amazon launched a new service: Buy with Prime. For a fee, the service will let third-party ecommerce merchants use Amazon’s
Cahoot fulfillment announced today that it is partnering with Neighborhood Forest for the second straight year to efficiently distribute trees to children around the U.S.
With the supply chain crisis still in full swing, the most unheralded part of the process of getting goods from the manufacturer to the end
Cahoot brings the same power of networks to ecommerce shipping
and logistics to save merchants time and money.