About 20 workers at the Amazon fulfillment center in Shakopee gathered around a supervisor early one morning before starting ...

Amazon’s $500 million warehouse is the Seattle company’s biggest in the Northwest – and among its largest anywhere. Amazon ...

The Amazon warehouse--known in company jargon as a "fulfillment center," or FC--is a uniquely 21st-century creation, a vast, networked, intelligent engine for sating consumer desire.

New book details brutal working conditions at Amazon warehouses 07:20. Amazon's hyper-fast growth has fueled the need for workers at more than 150 warehouse locations across the globe.

Each robot looks like a big blue version of a robotic vacuum cleaner. They move around the factory in a grid pattern ...

This 1,300-employee location, called a non-sort fulfillment center, is set up specifically to handle big and bulky items. The space has far fewer conveyor belts, no warehouse robots, and more ...

The room is part of an Amazon pilot program to test warehouse employees for Covid-19, part of the $4 billion that the company has said it plans to spend in the next few months to respond to the virus.

Amazon's Prime Day event is underway, and Adobe Analytics estimates that across all online retailers, $24 billion will be ...

Meanwhile, in nearby Canby, Amazon shelved plans for a 517,000-square-foot warehouse amid a downturn in online orders in the pandemic’s aftermath. Amazon calls the Woodburn site PDX8.

Every day, about 50 truckloads of merchandise arrive at Amazon’s Staten Island warehouse. While the center is highly automated, some tasks are likely to remain in human hands for years to come.

She’d be on her feet for 12-hour shifts, walking a total of 15 to 20 miles through a 25-acre warehouse — as long as seven New York blocks — looking for merchandise to fulfill online orders.