E-commerce 'cold war' seen disrupting logistics

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E-commerce 'cold war' seen disrupting logistics

| Jun 26, 2017 5:25PM EDT
Amazon and Wal-Mart are squaring off in a retail "cold war" that will unfold online and in stores, reshaping logistics, speakers at the SMC3 Connections Conference warn.
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