UPS expects soaring holiday returns; peak day 26% higher than 2018
UPS expects tsunami of returns this holiday season
UPS expects tsunami of returns this holiday season
UPS hopes to hire 50,000 seasonal workers at 185 hiring fairs across the country.
Electric truck maker Workhorse Inc. is selling its Surefly flying car project to aerospace and defense contractor Moog Inc. for $4 million and forming a joint venture with Moog to boost its truck-based drone delivery efforts.
The abrupt retirement of Jim Barber, UPS’ CEO heir-apparent, overshadows company’s third-quarter results
UPS enters the US self-storage market with a new twist
Now Goldman thinks that ISM data won’t turn positive until Q2 2020.
Shippo’s 35,000 businesses can now easily create an account with UPS and those customers can receive its discounted daily shipping rates of up to 55%.
This means that customers can ship or drop off packages while they shop for yarn or Halloween decor.
UPS is adding infrastructure capacity for its airline to keep up with demand for Next-Day air volume.
Agency envisions using trucks as launch point for last-mile customers.
Several governments, organizations and transportation companies have worked together to patch a badly disrupted supply chain in efforts to improve the flow of supplies in the Bahamas.
UPS was an early adopter of LNG, now it has its sights set on RNG.
While still mostly brown, the shirt is now made with breathable, micro-pique fabric that ensures comfort in hotter temperatures.
EEOC agreement clarifies obligations to both union and non-union workers.
U.S. government alleged company broke federal contract pricing rules.
“Aggressive” management style has led to driver abuse, senators claim.
Classified information in trans-Atlantic markets to be reviewed by advisory board.
Ware2Go unveils four DIY tools to make distribution center site selections more effective
Northeast Florida readies for Hurricane Dorian, Uber and Lyft offer free rides, Georgia ports remain closed and UPS issues pickup and delivery advisory.
Fed policy talk and China’s retaliatory tariffs couldn’t spook the markets. It was the President’s tweets that sent the markets into a tailspin. With tariff increases on the horizon, we can be somewhat certain that more uncertainty and volatility will likely ensue for the transportation stocks.