Amazon reportedly plans to open real-life convenience stores

Amazon plans to open actual convenience stores for its Amazon Fresh customers, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. The stores will sell perishable foods like milk, meat and produce and serve as a platform to order same-day delivery of longer-lasting goods, the Journal reported. An Amazon spokesperson told Mashable that the company doesn't comment on rumors or speculation. SEE ALSO: Amazon's new shopping'wand' isn't as magical as it sounds Amazon Fresh allows customers to sign up for same-day grocery delivery at set times. The service for Prime members, available in select markets, requires a 15 monthly fee on top of a 99 annual Prime membership.