News / UPS set to focus on speed as it targets more e-commerce business

31/01/2020

UPS executives have expanded on company plans, announced before its Q4 results, which include investing in a super hub and speeding up delivery times to attract e-commerce businesses.

It is to spend $1.4bn on four facilities in Pennsylvania, with a ‘super hub’ in Harrisburg, and is ...

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