Shares of United Parcel Service suffered their worst day ever on Thursday, after the package-delivery giant announced an agreement that would cut its business with Amazon.com Inc., its largest customer,

Logistics company United Parcel Service (UPS) has announced that Amazon (AMZN) packages sent through its service will decrease by over 50% by

UPS projected a decline in revenue for the current year, with a key factor being plans to phase out more than half of the business it does with Amazon over the next 18 months.

United Parcel Service (UPS) shares plunged 14% on Thursday after the company announced plans to reduce its business with Amazon by more than 50% by June 2026.

Shares of United Parcel Service (UPS) dropped 15% on Thursday, marking its worst day ever, after the company announced a significant reduction in its business with Amazon (AMZN), its largest customer.

Today's bear gap has UPS falling to more than four-year lows and its largest single-day percentage drop in history. The equity is on the short sell restricted (SSR) list amid the volatility, and sports a 30% year-over-year deficit.

In the fourth quarter, UPS brought in $25.3 billion, a 1.5% rise over last year. Operating profit increased 11.2% to $3.1 billion; adjusted profits per share came in at $2.75, above consensus projections of $2.53. From operations, the corporation brought in $10.1 billion in cash; via buybacks and dividends, it returned $5.9 billion to investors.

UPS cutting Amazon deliveries in half, expects $89B in 2025. Stock down 13% as company reorganizes due to slow sales.

UPS reports robust Q4 performance with increased revenue and operating profit, while navigating challenges in the US market and reducing Amazon volume.

Bernstein analyst David Vernon has maintained their bullish stance on UPS stock, giving a Buy rating yesterday.Invest with Confidence: Follow

United Parcel Service (NYSE: UPS) faced its worst single-day stock performance on record after the company released a disappointing 2025 outlook and announced plans to reduce its delivery volume for Amazon,