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UPS Posts Earnings of $1.35 a Share Versus $1.26 Expected
August 4, 2015

United Parcel Service delivered quarterly earnings that surpassed analysts' expectations last Tuesday, as improved margins offset a slight drop in revenue. After the earnings announcement, the company's shares rose in pre-market trading.

Taylor Corp. Completes Acquisition of the Assets of Standard Register
August 4, 2015

Taylor Corp., one of the U.S.'s largest privately held companies, has completed its acquisition of the assets of Standard Register. The combined company has more than 12,000 employees working in more than 80 companies with operations in 32 states and nine countries.

Consumer and Allied Groups Urge SEC to Keep Shareholder Reports Accessible to All
July 28, 2015

Consumer Action, the National Consumers League and Consumers for Paper Options submitted joint comments urging the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to rescind a new proposed rule allowing mutual funds to discontinue the mailing of shareholder reports and other important investment information to investors.

Congress Ends SBA Loan Shutdown by Raising Annual Lending Cap
July 28, 2015

The Small Business Administration can resume lending to small businesses through its flagship 7(a) loan program now that Congress has raised the program's authorization level. The SBA was forced to suspend 7(a) lending on Thursday after the program hit its $18.75 billion annual loan ceiling with more than two months left in the government's fiscal year. The Senate passed legislation Friday raising that limit to $23.5 billion, and the House followed suit Monday afternoon.

UPS Plans to End Some Shipping Discounts for Holiday Season
July 21, 2015

UPS is telling dozens of retailers it intends to do away with big discounts on oversized packages this holiday season and, in the case of some retailers, year-round, according to people familiar with the matter.

The move could hit consumers hard—forcing them to get their items at a store or absorb some of the shipping charges of more than $57.

NPES Praises Enactment of Trade Promotion Authority
July 14, 2015

Members of NPES The Association for Suppliers of Printing, Publishing and Converting Technologies and other U.S. exporters, as well as American workers and consumers, scored a huge victory when President Obama signed Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) legislation into law as Congress recessed for Independence Day.