UPS Earnings Rise 13% to $1.03 Billion
UPS Inc. raised net income 13% to $1.03 billion, or $1.12 per share, in the first quarter as profitability improved in the package, international and supply chain units.
April 28, 2015UPS Moves Away From Loving Logistics
UPS is abandoning the slogan ‘We Love Logistics’ in favor of ‘United Problem Solvers’ in a new advertising campaign to highlight its other services.
March 10, 2015UPS Earnings Fall 1.9%, Hurt by Higher Package Costs
UPS Inc. announced 1.9% lower fourth-quarter earnings, excluding one-time charges, of $1.13 billion, or $1.25 per share, that were hurt in both 2014 and the prior year by a miscalculation of peak holiday shipment demand.
February 3, 2015UPS Lowers 4Q Earnings Forecast on Holiday Costs
UPS Inc. said fourth-quarter earnings per share will be $1.25, lagging Wall Street estimates, because of higher costs related to U.S. deliveries during the peak season.
January 23, 2015UPS Turns Parking Lots Into Sorting Centers to Add Speed
Outside a brick-and-mortar sorting facility in suburban Atlanta, UPS has built its own Christmas village.
UPS Expects Dec. 22 to Be Peak Shipping Day
UPS Inc. predicts it will move more than 34 million parcels on Dec. 22 — its busiest day of the year and double the average daily volume.
December 19, 2014UPS to Buy Polish Health-Care Logistics Firm
UPS Inc. has agreed to purchase Poltraf, a Poland-based pharmaceutical logistics company.
UPS Expands Four Distribution Facilities in North America
UPS Inc. has expanded four distribution facilities in North America, increasing its supply chain network size by 1.2 million square feet.
December 16, 2014VIDEO: Holiday Delivery Season Off to Good Start, Says UPS CEO
David Abney, CEO of UPS Inc., which ranks No. 1 on the Transport Topics Top 100 list of the largest U.S. and Canadian for-hire carriers, talks to Trish Regan on Bloomberg Television’s “Street Smart” about the company’s outlook for parcel deliveries during the holiday season.
December 9, 2014US Supreme Court Hears Bias Claim From Pregnant Worker at UPS Inc.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court last week heard arguments in a high-profile case involving UPS Inc. that may give guidance for employers on whether they must provide “light-duty” jobs or otherwise accommodate pregnant employees unable to perform their normal job duties.
December 8, 2014