UPS Invests $2 Billion to Boost Global Shipping Speed
UPS is investing more than $2 billion across Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Americas to improve delivery speed, reliability and customer control.
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United Parcel Service Sees FY2026 Adj EPS $7.22 vs $7.11 Est; Raises FY2026 Sales Guidance from $89.700B to $91.200B vs $90.290B Est
United Parcel Service (NYSE:UPS) is looking for FY2026 Adj EPS of $7.22 vs $7.11 analyst estimate. Raises FY2026 sales outlook from $89.700 billion to $91.200 billion vs $90.290 billion estimate.
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