The new deal between Amazon and the U.S. Postal Service has many implications, maybe none greater than what it means for package delivery to rural Americans.

Amazon and the U.S. Postal Service have agreed to new delivery terms that will see USPS retain about 80% of its current Amazon parcel volumes, avoiding a previously threatened two‑thirds reduction. The deal preserves a key revenue stream for USPS, which ...

After more than a year of contentious negotiations, Amazon and the U.S. Postal Service have reached a new agreement that will see USPS retain 80% of the current delivery load from its biggest customer, multiple sources report. This final 20% reduction in ...

A US Postal Service mail truck and two Amazon packages. — Unsplash - David Trinks (left), Anirudh (right) Amazon has reached a new deal with the US Postal Service, keeping more than 1 billion packages moving each year through the beleaguered agency ...

Amazon and the U.S. Postal Service have reached a new agreement that will keep about 80% of Amazon’s package volume with USPS, averting a threatened two‑thirds reduction. The deal, which still requires regulatory approval, maintains over 1 billion ...