Automation isn't destroying warehouse work, but it is shaping it in challenging ways.

Asda has announced the launch of consultations with approximately 5,000 staff members ahead of a major restructuring, which could potentially create cuts of up to 3,000 back office store workers.

Automated in-store fulfillment centers are on coming to Walmart stores and other U.S. retailers, and that's bad news for Amazon.

It seems that large, dominant corporations, such as Costco and Amazon, have the financial might to raise pay, whereas small businesses that are operating on a paper-thin margin would be unable to handle the increase.

The tech company may have ‘frenemy’ status for some right now, but a white-label solution from Instacart could save traditional grocers from stumbling through their own painful digitization journey.

WalmarWMTt’s announcement last week that it would be lifting the average hourly wage for over 425,000 associates to $13 to $19 per hour, depending on location and market, illustrates perfectly the tensions at play in the stakeholder capitalism debate.