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3 Cash-Producing Stocks We’re Skeptical Of
StockStory69d agoneutral
3 Cash-Producing Stocks We’re Skeptical Of

Generating cash is essential for any business, but not all cash-rich companies are great investments. Some produce plenty of cash but fail to allocate it effectively, leading to missed opportunities.

USPS, DHL partner in a $10 billion 'last-mile' delivery agreement
Associated Press70d agoneutral
USPS, DHL partner in a $10 billion 'last-mile' delivery agreement

The United States Postal Service said Thursday it reached a $10 billion deal to provide “last-mile” package delivery services for DHL eCommerce, an arm of German package services provider DHL. The USPS said in December it intended to open its last-mile delivery network to large and small shippers, expanding beyond current arrangements with Amazon and UPS. Postmaster General David Steiner said in a call with reporters that since the USPS delivers to 170 million locations six days a week, “we are the best last-mile provider by default.”

2 Reasons to Buy FedEx Stock Now, According to J.P. Morgan
Barrons.com71d agobullish
2 Reasons to Buy FedEx Stock Now, According to J.P. Morgan

On Wednesday, J.P. Morgan analyst Brian Ossenbeck boosted his rating of FedEx stock to Buy from Hold. FedEx stock jumped 2.8% to $411.20 after the open Wednesday, while UPS stock rose 1.2% to $103.32. Ossenbeck has a positive of the view of the company heading into the spinoff of its freight business, expected next week, and before its fiscal-fourth-quarter results on June 23.

5 Battered Blue-Chip Stocks That Pay Huge Dividends and Won’t Be Down Forever
24/7 Wall St.71d agoneutral
5 Battered Blue-Chip Stocks That Pay Huge Dividends and Won’t Be Down Forever

Investors love dividend stocks, especially the blue-chip variety, because they offer a significant income stream and have massive total return potential. Total return includes interest, capital gains, dividends, and distributions realized over time. In other words, the total return on an investment or a portfolio consists of income and stock appreciation. Blue-chip stocks are shares ... 5 Battered Blue-Chip Stocks That Pay Huge Dividends and Won’t Be Down Forever

The Former Air Force Pilot Who Was Allegedly Recruited to Train China’s Military
The Wall Street Journal74d agoneutral
The Former Air Force Pilot Who Was Allegedly Recruited to Train China’s Military

Gerald Eddie Brown soared the skies for more than three decades, flying jet fighters for the U.S. Air Force and traveling the world as a commercial aviator. Then, after a faceoff with a UPS captain, he lost his pilot license. Brown saw his chance in 2023, when at the age of 63, he got an offer to put his military experience to use in China, prosecutors say.

Our $100,000 Blue-Chip Value Portfolio Pays $6,500 per Year and Offers Boomers Big Passive Income
24/7 Wall St.76d agoneutral
Our $100,000 Blue-Chip Value Portfolio Pays $6,500 per Year and Offers Boomers Big Passive Income

Blue-chip stocks are shares of large, well-established, financially stable companies with a consistent and reliable performance history. They are often considered less risky and are a popular choice for long-term investors. Nearly all leaders in the category pay dependable, recurring dividends each quarter, regardless of the state of the economy. Our $100,000 blue-chip value portfolio ... Our $100,000 Blue-Chip Value Portfolio Pays $6,500 per Year and Offers Boomers Big Passive Income

NTSB UPS Crash Hearings Put Safety Risks And Valuation In Focus
Simply Wall St.77d agobearish
NTSB UPS Crash Hearings Put Safety Risks And Valuation In Focus

Federal investigators are holding ongoing NTSB hearings into a UPS cargo jet crash in Louisville. The multi party investigation includes testimony from UPS, Boeing, the FAA, and families of victims. Proceedings are focused on causes of the accident, safety procedures, and oversight of cargo operations. For investors following United Parcel Service (NYSE:UPS), the hearings come at a time when the stock trades around $98.87 and has declined 7.7% over the past 30 days and 31.6% over 3 years...

How UPS’s Amazon Pullback And Shift Toward Higher-Margin Deliveries Has Changed Its Investment Story (UPS)
Simply Wall St.77d agoneutral
How UPS’s Amazon Pullback And Shift Toward Higher-Margin Deliveries Has Changed Its Investment Story (UPS)

In recent days, United Parcel Service (UPS) has moved ahead with its plan to sharply reduce Amazon delivery volumes while reaffirming its 2026 financial targets after reporting Q1 2026 revenue of US$21.20 billion and operating profit of US$1.27 billion. This shift away from Amazon, combined with growing small and medium-sized business and healthcare volumes, marks a meaningful pivot toward higher-margin, more specialized delivery work within UPS’s global network. We’ll now examine how UPS’s...

What layoffs hide about the real problem with the job market
Washington Post77d agobearish
What layoffs hide about the real problem with the job market

Jobs can feel precarious right now as well-known companies keep slashing workers. The latest is Meta, which promised it would cut jobs this month and on Wednesday sent layoff notices to about 10 percent of its staff, nearly 8,000 people, according to news reports.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. Like some other technology companies, Meta has attributed the layoffs partly to the effects of artificial intelligence. They

NTSB: Flaw that led to engine flying off UPS plane grew unnoticed under relaxed inspection schedule
Associated Press77d agoneutral
NTSB: Flaw that led to engine flying off UPS plane grew unnoticed under relaxed inspection schedule

A UPS plane crash that killed 15 people last year might have been prevented if an original inspection schedule hadn't been relaxed, but mechanics didn't get a close look at the parts that should have kept an engine from flying off its wing because federal regulators allowed Boeing to recommend checking them less frequently, according to testimony Wednesday. The National Transportation Safety Board's questions also drew out that Boeing relied on older data when it asked to extend the inspection schedule in 2015, and didn't seem to account for seven instances on other planes of the same model when the key engine mount parts were failing. The Federal Aviation Administration, for its part, approved the request after a month's review without seeking more information.

UPS (UPS) Q1 Revenue Hits $21.2B With $1.27B Operating Profit
Insider Monkey80d agoneutral
UPS (UPS) Q1 Revenue Hits $21.2B With $1.27B Operating Profit

United Parcel Service Inc. (NYSE:UPS) is one of the best large cap stocks to buy under $100. On April 28, United Parcel Service reported Q1 2026 consolidated revenues of $21.2 billion, with a consolidated operating profit of $1.27 billion and a non-GAAP adjusted operating profit of $1.32 billion. Diluted EPS came in at $1.02, while […]