The 31-year-old UPS driver from Catonsville advanced to the final stage of U.S. Open qualifying, which puts him within reach of a berth into the year’s third major championship.

Nick Barrett, a 31-year-old UPS driver from Maryland, shot 68 last month in U.S. Open local qualifying at Northwest Golf Course in Silver Spring to earn a spot in the 36-hole final qualifier ...

“A few days later, I get this email from UPS saying I owe $229.67,” she recalls. “I literally thought it was spam.” Fricano soon learned that the charge was real, as a short time later, a ...

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UPS, which could actually end up being the big winner in its breakup with Amazon, is deeply unloved. Notably, its price-to-sales and price-to-earnings ratios are well below their five-year averages.

Nick Barrett, a UPS driver from Maryland, was disqualified from the U.S. Open qualifier at Woodmont Country Club for failing to sign his scorecard. “I can’t blame anybody but me.

UPS store: Developed in 1980 as an alternative to the United States post office, the UPS store has more than 4,700 locations throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico.

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Cologne have appointed Lukas Kwasniok as their new manager, the newly-promoted Bundesliga club said on Friday, with the Polish born 43-year-old signing a three-year contract. Read more at ...

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