UPS (United Parcel Service) Stock News

If you want a good, deep value stock to buy, you often need to take on some risk, or at least accept some short-term uncertainty. But that patience can pay off in the long run.

United Parcel Service (UPS 0.86%) is back in the bargain bit. As of this writing, shares of the package shipping company trade under $90, a level they haven't seen since before the COVID-fueled e-commerce surge that made it a household essential.

Top India executives of FedEx, UPS, Aramex and DHL are set to be cross-examined in coming weeks by a book publishers' group which accused them of price collusion, a new twist in an antitrust probe that cleared the courier companies of wrongdoing last year, a document shows.

A wide range of companies are using AI to cut operational and labor costs, improve internal productivity and enhance customer experience, management commentary shows.

Dividend growth stocks are often viewed as some of the safest income investments. However, dividend growth does not guarantee that the dividend is safe. I share some popular high-yield dividend growth stocks whose dividend payouts are at risk of getting cut.

United Parcel Service (UPS -0.40%) is a vital cog in the e-commerce space. That was a boon to the business during the coronavirus pandemic, but it has been a bit of a trouble spot now that the world has learned to live with COVID-19.

UPS (UPS 0.18%), one of the world's largest shipping couriers, might seem like a reliable long-term investment. But over the past five years, its stock declined 40%.

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