UPS (UPS) CEO says for 2026, we intend to glide down another million pieces per day from Amazon

UPS's CEO indicating a plan to gradually reduce dependence on Amazon by cutting one million parcels per day by 2026 suggests a significant strategic shift.

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This move may impact UPS's revenue projections, reflecting a conscious effort to diversify their client base amidst potential changes in their relationship with Amazon, which could have broader implications for the logistics sector and UPS's competitive positioning.

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