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FedEx sues U.S. Department of Commerce

by Uche Ikorouka - 02195

Yesterday (Monday), FedEx filed a suit in U.S. District Court in the District of Columbia against the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC), which seeks to enforce prohibitions contained in the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). The suit follows FedEx’s accidental diversion of several Huawei packages shipped from the United Kingdom to the United States earlier this month.   In the filing, FedEx argued that the

Toyota will add automatic engine shut off and auto-park to all new vehicles

by Larry chinekezi - 01989

2019 Toyota Corolla   The safety features could prevent "rollaway" injuries...   Beginning with model year 2020, Toyota will include automatic engine shut off and auto-park features in its new vehicles. If a vehicle is left running for a predetermined amount of time, the engine will automatically shut off. If a driver exits a vehicle without

FedEx’s Breakup With Amazon – What is means

by Uche Ikorouka - 02426

Amazon no longer needs FedEx. But that's actually not so bad for the shipping company, which is cutting ties with the e-commerce giant. In many ways, these two companies had long been using each other, all the while knowing that a breakup was inevitable. So now that FedEx has opted to not renew

Walmart relaunches service to deliver groceries to shoppers’ refrigerators

by Uche Ikorouka - 0985

Walmart's groceries delivery to shoppers' refrigerators     Walmart Inc. will restart a service that offers the delivery of groceries directly to shoppers’ refrigerators - part of its attempts to find unconventional ways to offer cheap and rapid delivery of online orders. Walmart had started testing the service in 2017 with smart security company August Home

Taxify has changed its name to Bolt

by Uche Ikorouka - 02258

    ... eyes the electric scooter market   Uber challenger Taxify has changed its name to Bolt, and the change is rolling out across its apps and website. To avoid some of the inevitable confusion, it is describing itself as "Bolt (Taxify)" for the time being. The company says it wants to

Lime scooter riders are being injured by ‘sudden excessive braking,’ company says

by Tola Ojobo - 01634

A Lime scooter stands available for rent in Washington. (Luz Lazo/The Washington Post)     The company says anyone riding its scooters should exercise extreme caution.   Lime, one of the world’s largest electric scooter companies, is urging riders to be extra cautious while operating its devices because of a technical “bug” that can cause

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