Amazon targets faster deliveries and buying with new tech


FILE PHOTO: Boxes of products are seen waiting to be unpacked at an Amazon warehouse, which opened in August 2021, in Dartford, Kent, Britain May 3, 2023. REUTERS/Helen Reid/File Photo

NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) - Amazon, in its quest for greater efficiency, has developed new systems to shave seconds off each package delivery and to help customers make faster buying choices, even for new product types that they may know little about.

The company announced Wednesday it has created spotlights within its trucks to guide delivery people to packages for each stop along a route.

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