BERLIN (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) wants to set up a network of parcel lockers across Europe to enable people to pick up their own orders as it seeks to widen delivery options and cut costs.

Amazon's Hub delivery locker system, first introduced last year, has expanded to serve more than half a million apartment dwellers in New York, San Francisco and elsewhere, the company said on Tuesday ...

AMAZON.COM Inc wants to set up a network of parcel lockers across Europe to enable people to pick up their own orders as it seeks to widen delivery options and cut costs. Amazon already runs its own ...

Baltimore-area Amazon customers, some frustrated by package theft, now have another option for delivery than their front steps and porches. The online retail giant, which opened a massive distribution ...

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I find my local Amazon and InPost lockers invaluable and use them frequently. They’re much more convenient and reassuring than relying on a video doorbell. In theory, a doorbell allows me to speak ...

Amazon is quietly stepping up its delivery service game by unveiling The Hub, a new locker service designed for apartment blocks and multi-tenant dwellings. SEE ALSO: Amazon Prime Day: Amazon’s not-so ...

Amazon has revealed a new delivery locker designed for apartment blocks and other housing complexes that may not have mailroom services to securely process packages. First spotted by Engadget, The Hub ...

Morrisons is to expand its network of Amazon parcel return lockers, by rolling the service out to 350 stores. The fully automated lockers, which had been trialled in a small number of Morrisons stores ...

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View of the reception of Amazon Europe Holding Technologies in Luxembourg in this picture taken on November 20, 2012. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir/Files By Emma Thomasson and Nikola Rotscheroth BERLIN ...