“Amazon will begin delivering packages to Volvo and GM cars, even when drivers aren’t around.
The service will be free for Amazon Prime members with an active GM OnStar or Volvo On Call account and is available in 37 U.S. cities and surrounding areas. The companies have plans to expand the service to more locations.
The move adds another location where customers can receive packages, which is key for Amazon as its retail business depends so heavily on deliveries. The e-commerce giant has experimented with several types of partnerships, such as recent expansions into delivering groceries and meals.”
Amazon will begin delivering packages to GM and Volvo cars, even when drivers aren’t there
Amazon News Roundup: New Car Trunk Delivery Service And More Fake Product Reviews
Amazon Begins Delivery to Your Car’s Trunk
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Below are a few articles that I found interesting this week.
Local:
Infomart To Be Chewy’s New Call Center Home
High-Tech Windows Helped A DFW Bar Sell Twice As Many Drinks
Wildcat Management Takes On West End’s Last Undeveloped Building
The U.S. Army has Dallas in its sites for a new high-tech office center FILED UNDER
Plano’s Legacy West project lands $300 million from MetLife
Carrollton shopping center makeover on the way
Northern Trust is growing its Uptown Dallas office
National:
These are the 5 fastest growing restaurants in America
GNC to close 200 stores this year
French sporting goods giant unveils North American locations
Fat Lama: The “Airbnb For Renting Almost Anything” Raises $10 Million
Walmart’s Flipkart deal reportedly nears closing
Toys ‘R’ Us seeks approval to sell Canadian division
Dunkin’ Donuts taps former BJ’s exec for marketing role
Sears’ head of real estate is stepping down
What have you been reading this week? Please comment below with any interesting articles or topics you would like to see covered.
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