Are fast deliveries here to stay?

Gone are the days of waiting a week or more for your delivery to arrive. Instead, streamlined fulfillment procedures and new technology like artificial intelligence and drones drastically reduce the time it takes to receive a package. While we’ll

FedEx and UPS predicted to deliver inflation-fueled pricing

Lettuce. Eggs. Margarine. Fuel. Airfare. These are just a few products and services most impacted by the rising inflation rates. Soon, you will be able to add shipping to that list. In the coming months, FedEx and UPS will

UPS Strike Authorized: Now What?

On June 16, 2023, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters published a press release stating, “UPS Teamsters have voted by an overwhelming 97 percent to authorize a strike, giving the union maximum leverage to win demands at the bargaining table.”

UPS & FedEx Guarantees Still Suspended...with Exceptions

In the United States, the customer is always right. Restaurant managers bend over backward to ensure a positive dining experience. Target accepts returns of Target-owned brands for up to a year— even if you’ve worn or used the item.

Reduce your carbon footprint with FedEx

Sustainability. It’s at the forefront of many conversations lately, but it’s more than just a fad or a buzzword. It’s the very key to the longevity of the world as we know it. We work on long-term business strategies

Dynamic Pricing - A Win-Win for UPS and Customers?

Although UPS appears confident that they’ll clear the hurdle of the upcoming Teamster negotiations, they’re not at the finish line quite yet. The carrier announced a decline in profits for Q1 2023, with factors including the slowing U.S. economy

Will robots take over the shipping industry?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a theory relegated to niche sci-fi thrillers.  Some, like Elon Musk, caution that “AI is more dangerous than, say, mismanaged aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production… it has the potential

UPS delivers a warning on economy and earnings

UPS is responsible for transporting approximately 6% of the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP) and 2% of the world’s GDP in its trucks every day, saying it’s “Moving our world forward by delivering what matters.” On April 25, instead