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UPS and FedEx are both changing the way they calculate fuel surcharges
Read More →Describing the nation's roads, ports, railroads and airports as the backbone of global trade, UPS' chief executive officer today warned that America was taking a chance with its future by neglecting its infrastructure.
Read More →With a new twist engineered by giant United Parcel Service and the tiny Cincinnati-based Workhorse Group, once a Navistar property, the electric hybrid is looking better than it has in quite some time.
Read More →Teamsters President James P. Hoffa told a crowd of more than 700 union members in St. Louis Sunday that the Teamsters will win the strongest contract ever at UPS this year
Read More →You would be hard-pressed to find a company more enthusiastically pursuing efficiency than UPS. After all, this is a company that has determined that its no-left turns policy across North America has saved almost 10 million gallons of fuel over the last 10 years. So we asked UPS to distill its fuel-saving philosophy into three bite-sized ideas.
Read More →Teamsters stuck UPS Canada today, stopping most UPS shipments in and out of the country
Read More →UPS has signed agreements with three suppliers for up to 46 million gallons of renewable diesel over the next three years as part of its goal to significantly reduce emissions by 2020.
Read More →Led by strong worldwide gains in package volume and the expansion of its supply chain and freight business, UPS has reported a 17.9 percent increase in revenue and an adjusted 22.9 percent increase in diluted earnings per share
Read More →UPS, with headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., has reported third quarter results that included a solid gain in revenue, a rise in profits, strong international growth and continued improvemen
Read More →UPS Inc. reported its profit skyrocketed in the fourth quarter of the year, totaling $1.33 billion compared to $453 million a year earlier as the company also beat an earnings forecast. USA Truck and Ryder also saw higher profits.
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