Christmas Delays Hit UPS and FedEx Shipments Nationwide
The Associated Press reports shipments faced delays due to bad weather and overloaded systems at UPS and FedEx. Weather, workload, and online shopping surge contributed to late deliveries across multiple states. UPS pledged peak shipments commitments with some express orders delayed. ground shipments had no late guarantees. FedEx cited few late deliveries between Thanksgiving and Christmas and offered pickup options at centers.
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UPS
FedEx
Associated Press
Alabama
California
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana
Nevada
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
United Parcel Service Inc
Godwin
Midwest
Dallas
Louisville
FedEx Express
Scott Fiedler
FedEx Corp
Fiedler
Avoiding health care gaps takes persistence in Chicago
The Christmas Eve deadline to enroll for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act has passed. Many must ensure payment is received by insurers and know when coverage starts, with March 31 the final enrollment deadline and penalties for gaps.
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Chicago
HealthCare.gov
Tina Stewart
Salt Lake City
White House
America’s Health Insurance Plans
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Consumers Union
Robert Zirkelbach
Zirkelbach
Federal
Tara McGuinness
Ron Pollack
Families USA
Pollack
Erdogan reshuffles Cabinet amid Turkey corruption scandal
Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan replaces ten ministers including Caglayan Guler and Bayraktar after a major graft probe nets relatives and a bank executive. Police seize millions in cash as protests erupt in Istanbul and rivals blame foreign plots.
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Ankara
Turkey
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Erdogan
Zafer Caglayan
Muammer Guler
Erdogan Bayraktar
European Union
Istanbul Park
U.S
Gulen
Pennsylvania
Istanbul
Dogan
Caglayan
Guler
Bank
Halkbank
Bayraktar
Abdullah Oguz
Iran
Economy Ministry
Salih Kaan
Argentina torn between image shift and economy crisis
President Cristina Fernandez tightens image reforms after skull surgery but economists urge painful steps to curb inflation. Inflation around 26 percent fuels wage battles and unrest, with provincial police strikes and 13 deaths sparking violence as provinces raise pay to quell unrest.
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Argentina
Cristina Fernandez
Nestor Kirchner
Fernandez
Ignacio Fidanza
Lapoliticaonline.com
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