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United Parcel Service, Inc. operates as a logistics and package delivery company that provides supply chain management services. Its logistics services include transportation, distribution, contract logistics, ground freight, ocean freight, air freight, customs brokerage, insurance, and financing. The firm operates through the following segments: U.S. Domestic Package, International Package, and Supply Chain Solutions. The U.S. Domestic Package segment offers a full spectrum of U.S. domestic air and ground package transportation services. The International Package segment consists of small package operations in Europe, Asia Pacific, Canada, Latin America and the Indian sub-continent, Middle East and Africa (ISMEA) and offers a selection of day and time definite international shipping services. The Supply Chain Solutions consists of forwarding, truckload brokerage, logistics, UPS Freight, UPS Capital and other businesses. The company was founded by James E. Casey and Claude Ryan on August 28, 1907, and is headquartered in Atlanta, GA.

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UPS reports resilient 2022 performance amidst challenges, eyes growth opportunities

UPS navigated challenges in Q4 2022 to deliver solid financial performance for the full year. The company is focused on improving customer experience, talent development, and productivity gains in 2023. Uncertainty in the economic landscape and geopolitical factors pose challenges for the upcoming year.

UPS reports Q1 revenue decline, focuses on innovation and growth

UPS faced challenges in Q1 2023 with fluctuations in volume and macroeconomic conditions but remains confident in its ability to adapt and drive innovation.
The company is investing in customer-centric initiatives, negotiating a new contract with the Teamsters, and focusing on growth opportunities in healthcare and returns business.
Despite adjustments to its 2023 outlook, UPS is optimistic about its sales strategy, cost management, and ability to navigate a volatile economic environment.
UPS's performance reflects a mix of challenges and strengths, with a clear focus on enhancing customer experience, driving innovation, and managing costs effectively.

UPS navigates volume challenges, focuses on recovery and growth

UPS faced challenges in Q2 due to volume diversion from labor negotiations but maintained focus on cost reduction and service levels.
The company highlighted achievements in digital customer experience, international growth, and productivity improvements through the new labor agreement.
UPS remains disciplined on revenue management, aims to recover diverted volume, and invests in productivity initiatives for future growth.

UPS faces Q3 challenges, focuses on acquisitions and margin growth

UPS navigated challenging conditions in Q3 2023 with a focus on strategic acquisitions, new services, and operational efficiency through transformative technologies. The company revised guidance due to slowing demand and macroeconomic challenges, emphasizing cost control and network adjustments. Despite facing challenges, UPS is leveraging opportunities to grow its market share and enhance revenue quality.

UPS reports Q4 revenue decline but focuses on innovation and cost-cutting for growth

UPS showcased resilience in Q4 2023 with a surge in domestic volume, despite revenue decline. The company's strategic focus on innovation, cost-cutting measures, and market share growth positions it for future success amidst competitive challenges and market volatility.

UPS reports Q1 decline, eyes growth through strategic partnerships

UPS is navigating challenges in the short term but remains focused on long-term growth and efficiency. Their strategic partnerships and focus on sustainability position them well for future success.

UPS reports Q2 revenue decline, focuses on growth strategies

UPS faced challenges with revenue and profit declines in Q2 2024 but showcased strengths in volume growth, cost-saving efforts, and strategic acquisitions. Analyst concerns about volume trends and margins were addressed, with a focus on optimizing the network and seizing growth opportunities.

UPS reports strong Q3 earnings, eyes growth in healthcare logistics

UPS demonstrated resilience in Q3 amidst challenges, showing growth in key segments and making strategic investments in healthcare logistics and Europe. While facing macroeconomic headwinds and price competition, UPS is focused on operational efficiency and service quality to drive future growth and margin improvement.

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United Parcel Service, Inc. is a package delivery company, which engages in the provision of global supply chain management solutions. It operates through the following segments: U.S. Domestic Package, International Package, and Supply Chain Solutions. The U.S. Domestic Package segment includes time-definite delivery of letters, documents, and packages. The International Package segment focuses on delivery and shipments in Europe, Asia, the Indian sub-continent, the Middle East, Africa, Canada, and Latin America. The Supply Chain Solutions is involved in forwarding, logistics, Coyote, Marken, and UPS Mail Innovations. The company was founded by James E. Casey and Claude Ryan on August 28, 1907 and is headquartered in Atlanta, GA.

Last-mile delivery and the electric vehicles it will take to fuel it will require a jump start from public money that should be included in the next infrastructure package, according to parcel delivery giant UPS (NYSE: UPS). Speaking on a panel hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, Thomas Jensen, the company's senior government relations executive, pointed out that while electrification has been touted extensively by the Biden administration, there have been few details on how the administration plans to pay for it.

UPS: Feds must help fund electric last-mile delivery

UPS' fourth-quarter results are likely to reflect surge in e-commerce demand amid the pandemic situation.

UPS Gears up to Report Q4 Earnings: What's in the Offing?

TFI International

UPS Freight goes up for sale as part of UPS CEO's strategy to unlock more value for shareholders.

UPS-TFI International Ink $800 Million Deal for UPS Freight

FedEx

iShares Transportation Average ETF

The transports have had mixed results of late, but here's a look at three good opportunities from transportation stocks to buy into 2021. The post 3 Transportation Stocks To Buy in 2021 While Stocks Are on a Wild Ride appeared first on InvestorPlace.

3 Transportation Stocks To Buy in 2021 While Stocks Are on a Wild Ride

UPS Inc. (NYSE:UPS) CEO Carol Tomé has pulled the plug on the company's often-difficult 15-year foray into the less-than-truckload business. The Atlanta-based giant's $800 million sale of UPS Freight to Canadian concern TFI International Inc. (NYSE and TSX: TFII), reflects Tomé's belief that LTL was not, is not and would likely never be a strategic fit for the company.

UPS closes curtain on tough 15-year-old LTL run

TFI International has agreed to acquire UPS Freight for about $800 million, the Canadian trucking and logistics company and UPS (NYSE:UPS) said Monday, in a deal that will transform it into a North American less-than-truckload juggernaut. The deal, expected to close in the second quarter, will represent TFI's largest acquisition to date in sheer dollars, dwarfing the $558 million it spent to buy CFI from XPO in 2016.

TFI to acquire UPS Freight for $800M

Shares of United Parcel Service Inc. announced Monday an agreement to sell its UPS Freight (UPSF) business for $800 million to Canada-based trucking company TFI International Inc. . UPS expects to record a $500 million impairment charge on its 2020 results as a result of the deal, which is expected to close during the second quarter of 2021.

UPS to sell freight business to TFI for $800 million as part of 'better not bigger' plan

ATLANTA, Jan. 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Transaction Highlights

UPS Announces Agreement to Sell UPS Freight to TFI International Inc.

Boise Cascade

Salesforce

PRA Group

TechTarget

After stocks declined last week for the first time in nearly a month, the MLK Day shortened week kicked off with some gains. For investors looking to make the most of this market, the deep learning algorithms at Q.ai have crunched the data to give you a set of Top Buys.

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After record-breaking e-commerce sales around the holidays, the logistics industry has to deal with record returns. How companies fare will tell investors a lot.

It's Time for ‘Return-a-Palooza' for UPS, FedEx, and USPS

Norfolk Southern

UPS (NYSE: UPS) and Norfolk Southern (NYSE: NSC) said they are looking into whether employee health data was compromised after hackers posted medical records of truck drivers and rail workers to a leak site following an apparent ransomware attack and data breach at a Virginia-based occupational healthcare provider.  It was not immediately clear how many UPS and Norfolk Southern personnel were affected by the leak of over 3,000 files from occupational health provider Taylor Made Diagnostics on Jan. 8.

Hackers leak trucker, rail worker medical records

This week we're looking at a company that helps online retailers get their orders to their customers: United Parcel Service (UPS). The post An Indirect, Profitable Play on Rising Online Sales appeared first on InvestorPlace.

An Indirect, Profitable Play on Rising Online Sales

XPO Logistics

Costamare

Euronav

Flex Lng Ltd

Dorian LPG

Star Bulk Carriers

Shipping stocks struggled during most of 2020. The consensus was that a global pandemic would be bad for shipping. In reality, the majority of shipping companies themselves had a phenomenal year, with LPG, LNG, and container rates soaring to multi-year highs.

2021 Is The Year For Shipping

Atlanta, Jan. 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- UPS (NYSE:UPS) will announce its 2020 fourth-quarter results on February 2, 2021, at approximately 6:00 a.m. Eastern Time.

UPS to Release Fourth-Quarter 2020 Results on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021

UPS Inc. (NYSE:UPS) said Thursday that it expects returns traffic to rise 23% by week's end compared to the highest-volume returns period during the 2019 peak-season cycle, a legacy of an unprecedented peak season and a reflection of the abundance of returns options available to merchants and consumers. The Atlanta-based company said it expects to handle 8.75 million returns parcels this week.

UPS expects surge in holiday returns traffic

C.H. Robinson Worldwide

Canadian Pacific Kansas City Limited

UBS (NYSE: UBS) freight transportation analyst Tom Wadewitz sees a favorable freight setup in the first half of 2021. His expectations for the year were laid out on a conference call with clients Thursday reviewing his outlook report published earlier in the day.

UBS 2021 outlook calls for healthy freight flows in first half

The two package delivery giants are very similar, but they have very different operating metrics.

Better Buy for 2021: FedEx or UPS?

After 7 years of stagnation, the recent bounce in UPS is the start of structurally higher Free Cash Flow and not simply a Covid bounce. A new CEO, pricing and Capex discipline at both UPS and FedEx, and Covid demand pull-forward are a trifecta of positive catalysts that did not exist one year ago.

UPS: The Path To $300

CrowdStrike

Sherwin-Williams

Embrace the new year with a hypergrowth stock, a growth/income hybrid, and a reliable Dividend Aristocrat.

3 Red-Hot Stocks to Buy With Your Second Stimulus Check

For years, delivery surcharges — the fees that carriers charge on top of their base rates — have nicked and cut parcel shippers' budgets. But what occurred in the past may be nothing compared to what lies ahead, at least for unprepared shippers.

Delivery nation 2021: Surcharges uber alles

The need for door-to-door delivery of essentials during this unprecedented crisis is aiding United Parcel Service (UPS). However, a slowdown in the industrial sector is concerning.

UPS Backed by Strong Liquidity and Growth in E-Commerce

The coronavirus pandemic has boosted demand for digital freight solutions. COVID-19 vaccine transport may do the same for pharmaceutical logistics software and hardware.

How COVID vaccine transport will reshape freight tech

Amazon

The government says drones will need to address new safety and security concerns.

UPS, Amazon delivery drones a step closer to reality with new US rules

Atlas Air Worldwide

ArcBest

Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings

Robust advancement in e-commerce and an uptick in freight conditions make transportation stocks attractive investment bets. Evidently, the likes of UPS, Knight-Swift (KNX), Atlas Air (AAWW) and ArcBest (ARCB) should grace one's portfolio.

4 Transportation Stocks Likely to Keep Flying High in 2021

Carrier Global

New Linde PLC

Trane Technologies plc

As vaccine rollout picks up in the United States, companies directly involved in the distribution process stand to benefit, making it wise to keep an eye on names like FedEx (FDX) and Linde (LIN)

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