Amazon opens its logistics network to other businesses, challenging UPS and FedEx.

Amazon announced on Monday that it would allow other businesses to utilize its extensive network to store and transport a wide range of goods, from raw materials to finished products. This move positions the e-commerce giant to compete in a market long dominated by UPS and FedEx. The 'Amazon Supply Chain Service' will enable companies across sectors such as retail, healthcare, and manufacturing to leverage its supply chain network, which spans ocean, road, rail, and air freight. This initiative could establish Amazon as a significant player in the U.S. logistics industry, intensifying competition among existing firms in terms of pricing and delivery speed. The company operates a fleet of over 100 cargo aircraft, second only to FedEx and

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①Amazon confirmed via email to the media on Thursday that, starting April 17, it will temporarily impose a 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge on third-party sellers using its platform; ②The impact of rising fuel prices is also evident in the aviation industry and other sectors.

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