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.

As Amazon expands its capabilities to deliver goods to customers, the retailer plans to bring parcel lockers to Europe, according to a published report. According to ...

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FedEx workers making curbside deliveries on a busy street in New York City. Parcel delivery lockers could become regular parts of the e-commerce infrastructure cities will need to plan for and ...

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Amazon may be getting ever deeper into a range of virtual products like media content and cloud services, but it is also continuing to add more features to lock down the bread and butter of its ...