UPS joined the S&P 500 in 2002, and its stock reached a record high of 192.88 in February 2022. A $10,000 investment in its ...

The Teamsters, one of the nation’s largest and most diverse unions with 1.3 million members, unveiled a Substack newsletter Monday, becoming the first major union to use the online forum to reach ...

“She was the only choice that we had under this administration that was actually going to attempt to do stuff for working-class people,” O’Brien said about Trump’s selection. The Teamsters boss said ...

The Hollywood Teamsters‘ boss Lindsay Dougherty joined several other union leaders in raising alarm bells Friday regarding Netflix’s plans to acquire Warner Bros. in an $82 billion deal. Following the ...

Synopsys, a software maker specializing in semiconductor design, was hit with a securities class action on Nov. 25 in California Northern District Court. The suit, brought by Hagens Berman and Labaton ...

A New York district court had previously ruled that the pension plan's investment strategy did not violate fiduciary duties. The U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals has confirmed a district court’s ...

The 10th Circuit on Nov. 5 reversed a Kansas district court ruling that dismissed Yellow Corp.’s breach-of-contract suit against the Teamsters and gave the union until Nov. 19 to appeal. The appeals ...

At Teamsters Local 89, people gathered for a prayer vigil on Wednesday to honor those affected by the UPS plane crash near Muhammad Ali International Airport. Supreme Court allows Trump to end ...

Teamsters Local 89, the union that represents UPS and other workers in Louisville, hosted a vigil after a tragic plane crash killed at least 13 people, including a young child. The Nov. 6 vigil began ...

Teamsters President Sean O’Brien demanded an end to the government shutdown Thursday in a passionate speech on its impact on the U.S. aviation industry and working families. Flanked by Vice President ...

Your editorial “The Bad Teamsters Bargain With UPS” (Oct. 29) is the latest entry in what seems to have become a favorite Journal pastime: attacking me by name to distract from the Teamsters’ success ...