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Healthcare shipments a $20 billion lifeline for UPS as it looks to defy slowdown

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“We’re not going to stay in our box,” said John Bolla, president of UPS Healthcare. “We can do something different, and we can do something to deliver faster for patients.”See the Story

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Inmar Intelligence sells Supply Chain Solutions unit to DHL, 800 jobs affected, 40 locally

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DHL Supply Chain gains 14 return centers and about 800 associates, while Inmar Intelligence retains its pharmaceutical reverse distribution business, including Rx Returns and Rx Recalls.See the Story

Universities concerned over lack of space

Universities concerned over lack of space Zandile.Khumalo Fri, 01/17/2025 - 14:43 JOHANNESBURG - Institutions of Higher Learning are concerned about the influx of applications they are receiving. According to University of Johannesburg Dean and education expert, Professor Nadine Petersen, there is a higher number of pupils who passed with a Bachelor’s degree admission, but not enough space in institutions for all pupils. Petersen said this is d…See the Story

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