The coronavirus could present a silver lining for freighter operators, but any boost in business may be weeks or months away, depending on how long the contagion lasts.
UPS partners with Waymo for delivery; Coronavirus could decline Chinese production; research breakout in fuel cell technology
UPS posts largely expected Q4 results as operating gains and nontax and after-tax charges cancel each other on the bottom line.
Parcel drivers join long-haul colleagues in training to bolster community safety.
Electric trucks in big numbers are still years away, but interest among truck makers and fleets is widespread and growing.
The FAA says UPS didn’t comply with hazmat rules for air transport when it didn’t make sure a shipment it received was safe to fly.
Companies from Amazon to Zulily agree to help Customs and Border Protection figure out how to identify and target high-risk shipments.
UPS says Daniel Kepner, 53, and Dennis Kehler, 48, were driving together in one of the three tractor-trailers involved in the early morning pileup east of Pittsburgh that left five people dead and about 60 injured.
Trump’s influence over new agency chief could lead to service overhaul in 2020.
Darren Prokop writes about foreign trade zones and their impact on imports, exports and the economy.
UPS expands worldwide air express networks
Safety analysis lacking in petition against ELDT rule, agency finds.
Job action would come during peak holiday shopping period.
Court indicts a few UPS employees for drug trafficking; EU commercial vehicle registrations decline; pop-up electric charging stations come up in Oxford.
UPS to waive money back guarantees on late deliveries if 3rdparties access package tracking data
The former chief customer officer for YRC Worldwide will work with 8VC portfolio companies full-time.
UPS has partnered with agri-tech company HerdX to ship beef from the U.S. to Japan, while recording its provenance over a blockchain network.
Regional parcel carriers look to e-commerce to boost small market share
A federal appeals court on Nov. 7 upheld a lower court’s ruling that shipping giant United Parcel Service Inc. is liable for illegally shipping hundreds of thousands of cartons of untaxed cigarettes in New York state.
FedEx looks to allow flat-rate shipping customers to use their own packaging when they tender boxes.
