UPS to cut 20,000 jobs in network reconfiguration
And so it starts. UPS, while announcing a better-than-expected profit, also enthused investors with its ...
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Amazon has blinked again this month: since last summer, the seemingly unstoppable e-commerce behemoth has taken more and more steps to rein in costs.
These moves include shuttering warehouses or postponing their development, to offering space in them to third-party sellers and lift on its freighter fleet to others.
Now, it is going after small change (comparatively), with a change in the returns arena.
Since 14 January, Amazon no longer shoulders the cost differential if a carrier hikes charges on returned goods to ...
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