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The integration enables advertisers who are buying through Amazon DSP to access Triton-powered digital audio, podcast and streaming inventory, while incorporating Amazon’s authenticated first-party shopping, browsing and streaming signals into campaign planning, targeting and measurement. “Amazon’s addition to our programmatic marketplace gives advertisers a new, data-rich way to reach premium audio and podcast audiences at scale,” Triton President/CEO John Rosso says. The integration extends Triton’s growing roster of programmatic partners.

Amazon has released its holiday fee schedule, as well as promotional and fee guidelines for Prime Big Deal Days and Black Friday/Cyber Monday. The online giant will apply holiday peak fulfillment fees from Oct. 15, 2026 to Jan. 14, 2027 for Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), Remote Fulfillment with FBA, Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF), and Buy with Prime services. Holiday peak fulfillment fees will have the same per unit increase over non-peak rates as in 2025, averaging $0.32 per unit.

Amazon.com (NasdaqGS:AMZN) has entered a new commercial agreement with Electrovaya for wider use of Infinity Battery Technology in its warehouse operations. This new battery agreement sits at the intersection of Amazon's core e commerce and cloud logistics needs, as well as its broader interest in warehouse automation. For investors, it provides another data point on how Amazon is considering its fulfillment footprint, energy use and equipment lifecycle as it scales its network.

Amazon’s fulfillment centers expand beyond Texas, with the company breaking ground on this Louisiana warehouse in 2020. Amazon is looking to expand its Lone Star State footprint with the construction of a new $98 million, 1.2 million-square-foot regional distribution center in the Dallas market of Terrell, Texas, as reported by The Dallas Morning News. Construction could begin as early as August 2026, with completion slated for next year.

Amazon is reportedly closing in on the vacant vertical warehouse at 1237 West Division Street just west of Goose Island in Chicago. It has sat empty since it was completed in 2024, and its developers, Logistics Property, listed the building in October. Now according to Crain’s, Amazon is expected to buy the building at a fraction of what it cost to build it, adding that billionaire Jeff Bezos’s company is expected to cover whatever amount is still outstanding on Logistics Property’s $150 million construction loan.

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Amazon wants to plant a 4.2 million-square-foot warehouse development in the middle of Long Island. The $1 billion fulfillment warehouse complex would be its largest on Long Island, and 21 times larger than any existing facility there. The proposed project would require a zoning change to industrial from the Town of Islip.

Amazon delivery contractors OnPoint Logistics and Xpress Delivery plan to close operations in San Francisco and Oakland, eliminating 176 jobs in September. AmazonTwo companies that deliver Amazon packages plan to close Bay Area operations in September, eliminating a combined 176 jobs, according to notices filed with California officials this month. OnPoint Logistics LLC will close its operation at 749 Toland St. in San Francisco on Sept. 7, cutting 92 delivery drivers and four operations management employees.