From Dow Jones & Company:

Shares of UPS fell as investors braced for the company’s fourth-quarter earnings report, set to be released on Tuesday. Over the past three months, UPS stock has rallied 14%, with the S&P 500 rising 18.3%. Although UPS has exceeded earnings expectations for the last 14 quarters, revenue has fallen short for the past five. The company cut its full-year revenue guidance for the past three quarters. This quarter, FactSet projects revenue at $25.398 billion. Analysts predict that UPS will report earnings per share of $2.46, down from $3.62 last year. International revenue is projected to fall to $4.64 billion. Profits haven’t been a problem for UPS, but revenue and labor-related headwinds have posed challenges leading up to their earnings report.



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