August 16, 2020

[ad_1] Like most people, I’m supremely confident in the power of my opinions. Give me five minutes to persuade and you’ll renounce your silly notions and cry joyous thanks that the oppressive veil of wrongness was lifted by my enlightening words. Granted, this is my opinion of my opinions. The fact is that I may, […]

[ad_1] Today, UPS announced new Peak Season Surcharges with some going into effect as early as October 4, 2020, and lasting until January 16, 2021. Not surprisingly, the surcharges are focused on Residential and Large-sized deliveries. A portion of the surcharges is squarely focused on high-volume shippers (>25,000 packages per week), and having the potential

[ad_1] When you or a family member is disabled, either by birth or by happenstance, one of the many privileges that can be diminished is the privilege of spontaneity. I miss not having to plan. Whether it’s jumping in the car to go for ice cream or jumping in the car to go to the

[ad_1] U.S. retail sales continued to recover from the pandemic’s impact on consumer spending in July, and shoppers still turned to the web in record numbers despite stores having reopened, new U.S. Department of Commerce data shows. While nonstore growth slowed a bit from the all-time high in June, figures suggest the seismic shift to