Global e-Commerce Logistics

For most of modern consumer capitalism, the relationship between work and spending has been relatively straightforward: people earn through employment, and that income gives them the purchasing power to participate in the economy. But what happens when artificial intelligence begins to change that relationship?

In the first edition of our Five Questions With series, Andy Haylar, Global e-Commerce & Technology Director at Air Business, shares his perspective on the changing world of international logistics - from navigating customs and evolving customer expectations to using technology and data to remove complexity and create more predictable delivery experiences.

Gen Z: Misunderstood or Simply More Demanding? Gen Z is often described as a generation of impulsive shoppers: see it on TikTok, want it, buy it. But that description misses something important. This matters because Gen Z is not a niche consumer group. The cohort is expected to account for almost 20% of global spending […]

Printforce Netherlands has partnered with UK based, global logistics specialist Air Business and Royal Mail to provide publishers with a more efficient route into the UK market, combining European Print-on-Demand production with local UK tracked postal delivery.