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With the demand for touchless services on the rise around the globe in the COVID-19 era, San Francisco-based Uber Technologies is launching a grocery delivery service serving select Latin American and Canadian cities. The company is teaming up with Cornershop, a grocery delivery startup based in Santiago, Chile.The service will be available through the Uber and Uber Eats apps. Uber is in the process of acquiring a majority stake in Cornershop. Later this month, Uber said in a press release, the grocery service will be rolled out in the United States. Todays product integration marks an important step in our partnership with the team at Cornershop to bring grocery delivery to millions of consumers on the Uber platform, Raj Beri, Ubers global head of grocery, said in the release. Uber started on the premise that people should be able to more easily get to the places they need to go,
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With more people shopping online, that means more packages to deliver for UPS. The company revealed that it delivered more than 712 million packages globally, a record and a 16 percent increase from the 2015 holiday period. For the full year, package volume rose 4.6 percent to 4.868 billion in 2016.Internet Retailer reported that, despite the companys busy year, UPS profits actually missed analysts expectations, causing its stock to fall on Tuesday Jan. 31 more than 6 percent 鈥?its biggest loss in two years. Its stock continued to fall slightly on Wednesday and Thursday. In the U.S., we completed investments that enabled our network to respond with on-time ser
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