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Shippers such as FedEx, UPS, and DHL have begun passing on tariff refunds received from the U.S. government to customers who originally paid the tariffs for imported goods. These refunds are part of a monthslong process initiated after the Supreme Court struck down sweeping tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump in March 2025. Consumers can check carrier portals, like FedEx's website, to determine if they are due a refund, though most big retailers used the funds to lower prices rather than issuing direct consumer refunds.

Following a Supreme Court decision that struck down sweeping tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump in March 2025, shippers like FedEx, UPS, and DHL are beginning to pass on tariff refunds received from the U.S. government to customers. These refunds are the last step in a monthslong process of returning tariffs collected under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act on imported goods. Customers who originally paid tariffs may check specific carrier websites for details on receiving their direct refund.

The author argues that America's unmatched advantage is its ability to adapt to changing circumstances, rather than just inventing things. This adaptability is seen throughout history, from the Persian Empire’s courier system and advancements by companies like UPS and Amazon, to how AOL helped society adopt the Internet by popularizing email and instant messaging.

US jobless benefits filings rose to 197,000 last week, the highest since a 50-year low, but layoffs remain historically low. The Federal Reserve's PCE inflation metric hit 3.7%, above its 2% target, while the economy grew at a 1.5% annual rate in Q2. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, Disney, Starbucks, Walmart, and Microsoft have cut jobs recently.

The number of U.S. unemployment benefit applications rose to 197,000 in the week ending July 25, up from 188,000, but remains within a historically low range. Analysts warn that prolonged U.S.-Iran tensions and rising energy costs could weaken the job market, while the Federal Reserve faces pressure to raise interest rates due to a 3.7% PCE inflation rate. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, and Microsoft have recently reduced their workforces.

US jobless benefits filings rose to 197,000 last week, a 9,000 increase from the prior week, but remain historically low. Analysts had expected higher applications, and factors like the US-Iran war and rising oil prices are cited as potential threats to the job market. Companies including Verizon, UPS, Amazon, Disney, Starbucks, Walmart, and Microsoft have recently reduced their workforces.

A Mercari seller disputes a buyer's claim of damaged items, as the buyer only provided photos of the undamaged box. The seller checked UPS tracking and found no damage, suspecting the buyer altered items after opening. The buyer also falsely accused the seller of providing a non-working game code despite the listing explicitly stating it was included.

UPS has completed job cuts and a reduction in Amazon-related operations. The company's stock increased following an earnings beat and a raised financial outlook.

UPS reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.76, exceeding Wall Street's estimate of $1.66, and raised its full-year revenue forecast. The parcel delivery company's performance beat earnings expectations.

UPS exceeded Wall Street earnings expectations and increased its full-year guidance in its second-quarter earnings report. The company raised its annual projections following stronger-than-expected performance.

A user purchased an item on Mercari, but the package was returned due to postal issues. The vendor communicated via Instagram (against Mercari's TOS) and later offered a refund through Cashapp or Zelle, raising concerns about potential scams. The user also received a suspicious Instagram message from an unknown account, prompting fears of being targeted on a 'suckers list.'

A 32-year-old unemployed felon on probation for grand theft is accused of stealing $6,850 worth of packages from an apartment building in Key Biscayne by impersonating an authorized retriever. Raymond Delgado was arrested on June 18 after surveillance showed him tracking a UPS delivery truck and later faced three new charges, including burglary and grand theft.

U.S. unemployment benefit applications fell to 187,000 in the week ending July 18, the lowest level since 1969, below analysts' forecasts. Layoffs remain historically low despite global economic uncertainty and rising oil prices, though analysts warn prolonged energy costs could impact the job market.

US unemployment benefit applications fell to 187,000 in the week ending July 18, the lowest level since 1969, below analyst forecasts. Despite global economic uncertainty and rising oil prices, layoffs remain historically low, though analysts warn of potential long-term impacts from energy costs and geopolitical tensions.

U.S. unemployment claims fell to 187,000 in the week ending July 18, the lowest level since 1969, below analysts' forecasts. Despite rising oil prices and energy costs, the job market remains resilient, though concerns persist about potential long-term impacts from economic uncertainties.

Joshua James is a Republican candidate for Congress in District 4. He is a 45-year-old Rutherford County Commissioner and former UPS employee with a background in the US Army. He emphasizes service, leadership, and reducing government overreach in his campaign platform.

US weekly unemployment claims fell to 208,000 in the week ending July 11, the lowest in 10 weeks and below analysts' forecasts. The unemployment rate dropped to 4.2% as some job seekers stopped looking for work, while hiring slowed in June due to corporate caution and economic factors like high interest rates and tariffs. Major companies including Verizon, UPS, Amazon, Disney, Starbucks, Walmart, and Microsoft have recently cut jobs.

US weekly unemployment claims fell to 208,000, the lowest in 10 weeks, below analysts' forecasts. The June jobs report showed slower hiring with 57,000 jobs added, while companies like Microsoft and others announced layoffs.

NYC workers are creating local heat safety measures due to the absence of a federal standard. UPS worker Dave Carew advocates for heat safety, highlighting risks in delivery trucks and union efforts to enforce protections. New York City's mayor signed an executive order to protect outdoor workers from heat illness.

A user received a UPS notification to pay import fees for a package from YASHUO TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED in China, which they did not order. They recently purchased items from MLS Store and Inart but are not expecting a Chinese shipment. The user suspects potential address misuse or a scam.

A Dallas-based investor purchased a former UPS distribution facility in Baton Rouge, with growing interest in the property, as noted by Alex Ruch of Elifin. The sale reflects strong demand for industrial space in the area.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits decreased to 215,000 in the week ending July 4, according to the Labor Department. Despite the slight drop, layoffs remain historically low, though June's hiring slowed to 57,000 jobs. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, Disney, Starbucks, Walmart, and Microsoft have recently cut jobs.

US jobless claims decreased to 215,000 in the week ending July 4, remaining within a historically stable range. The June jobs report showed slower hiring with 57,000 jobs added, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.2% as some job seekers exited the labor market. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, Disney, Starbucks, Walmart, and Microsoft have recently reduced their workforces.

The number of U.S. unemployment claims decreased to 215,000 last week, below analysts' forecasts, with layoffs remaining historically low. June's jobs report showed slower hiring, but jobless claims have stayed within a healthy range since post-pandemic recovery.

US jobless claims decreased to 215,000 in the week ending July 4, reflecting historically low layoffs. The June jobs report showed slower hiring with 57,000 jobs added, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.2% as some job seekers stopped looking. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, and Microsoft have recently reduced workforces.

An MD-11 cargo jet operated by UPS crashed shortly after takeoff at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport in November. UPS did not instruct inspectors to check the failed part involved in the crash.

America's 250th birthday celebrations on July 3 and 4 will see mixed closures and openings. July 3 is a federal holiday with NYSE and federal offices closed, while banks and national parks remain open. July 4 sees closures for banks and DMV, but stores like Costco and Sam’s Club stay open. Businesses advise confirming hours beforehand.

UPS did not require detailed inspections of engine mount bearings on its MD-11 freighters, despite Boeing's earlier recommendation, leading to an engine detachment and fatal crash. Boeing and the FAA acknowledged misjudging the risk of bearing failure, which caused engine lugs to break during takeoff at Louisville’s Muhammad Ali International Airport.

UPS did not require detailed inspections of a critical engine-mount bearing that failed, leading to an engine detachment and crash in Louisville. Boeing and the FAA initially downplayed the risk, and maintenance company STE San Antonio Aerospace followed UPS's inspection guidelines, which focused on corrosion rather than bearing failure.

UPS did not require detailed inspections of a key engine-mount part that failed, leading to an engine flying off a plane that crashed in Louisville, killing three pilots and 12 others. Boeing and the FAA initially claimed the part's failure did not jeopardize flight safety, despite prior recommendations for enhanced inspections.

UPS did not require detailed inspections of engine mount bearings in its MD-11 freighters, despite Boeing's earlier recommendations, leading to an engine separation during takeoff that caused a crash. The failure resulted in three pilot deaths, 12 fatalities on the ground, and multiple injuries. Boeing, UPS, the FAA, and a maintenance company all acknowledged misunderstandings about the risks of bearing failure.

Retailers are using AI to detect return fraud, such as label swapping and wardrobing, as fraud rates rise to 9%. Companies like Happy Returns, Narvar, and Loop employ AI to analyze return patterns and automate fraud prevention, improving efficiency in reverse logistics.

Veronika Nikolaevna Mitina faces 12 felony charges for stealing high-value FedEx and UPS packages on behalf of an online fraud group. She intercepted deliveries using a fake ID in a Lexus SUV as part of a Telegram group chat, targeting items worth over $87,000. Another Russian national, Vladimir Kudyakov, was previously arrested for similar crimes.

A UPS driver in Miami-Dade County is accused of stealing a $55,000 Rolex from a package and opening bait packages during a law enforcement sting. Dennis Michael Millwood, 55, allegedly removed unassigned packages from a distribution center and loaded them into his truck, leading to his arrest after a controlled operation involving GPS-tracked and dye-pack-equipped packages.

A UPS driver named Dennis Millwood was arrested for allegedly stealing packages during deliveries, including one containing a $55,000 Rolex watch. Investigators used surveillance and a controlled operation with GPS-tracked packages to catch him attempting to open a package, triggering a dye pack that stained his hands red.

Marketing leaders are expanding beyond traditional ad creation to roles involving AI, community building, and culture shaping, despite flat budgets. CMO representation in the C-suite is declining, with companies like UPS and Reckitt merging marketing roles with commercial functions. Research shows 46% of marketing and finance decision-makers link marketing value to profitability and revenue growth.

UPS is investing $48 million to build 27 temperature-controlled facilities across three continents to meet the rising demand for refrigerated pharmaceuticals driven by the GLP-1 drug boom. The expansion reflects growing logistical challenges for shipping refrigerated medications.

Points of Light, founded by President George H.W. Bush, is unveiling a $100 million National Volunteer Strategy to double U.S. volunteers to 150 million by 2035. The initiative aims to address volunteer shortages exacerbated by pandemic-related declines and cuts to AmeriCorps in 2025, with support from partners like The UPS Foundation.

Activity continues at the 'Alligator Alcatraz' migrant detention facility in Florida's Everglades after detainees were moved for hurricane safety, with vehicles and supplies still entering the site. Environmental groups criticize the facility's operation on public land, while Florida taxpayers have spent $1.2 million daily, with $58.2 million already reimbursed by FEMA.

U.S. jobless aid filings increased to 229,000 in the week ending June 6, the highest since early February but still historically low. Despite concerns over the war in Iran and rising inflation, hiring has improved recently, with 172,000 jobs added in May and a 4.3% unemployment rate. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, Disney, Starbucks, and Walmart have cut jobs, while job openings rose to 7.6 million in April.