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Electric vehicles charged using off-grid solar power at Expo 2020 Dubai

From the X-ray machine to the telephone, throughout history world expos have been the home for inventions and technology that change our way of life.

Expo 2020 Dubai is no exception. As the Official Logistics Partner, UPS is working with DP World, the Official Premier Global Trade Partner of Expo, to showcase its transition to clean energy. UPS’s electric vehicles (EVs) will be charged for the first time with an off-grid charging system to power on-site deliveries.

“Today’s deployment of one of the world’s first off-grid electric vehicle charging systems is a demonstration of how Expo 2020 is connecting minds and creating the future,” said Scott Price, president of UPS international. “Our joint efforts allow us to decentralize the charging system, eliminate the need for electricity in charging vehicles at Expo 2020 and further our goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050.”

A UPS driver is being recognized for stopping a fire from spreading.

Our partners at NBC 5 tell us. that Jeremy Cook, who is a UPS driver, noticed smoke as he was making a delivery at someone’s home.

He then sprung into action, and used a hose and a fire extinguisher, to spray the fire out.

He put out what he could until fire fighters arrived.

A mix of growth and value rounds out this shopping list.

What will the economy of 2050 look like? Flying cars, carbon neutrality, robots doing our work for us? Who knows? What we do know is that certainty and reliability are two core attributes of top-tier dividend stocks. And that dividend stocks can be a great way to generate income throughout ups and downs in the market cycle

We asked three of our contributors an ultra-long-term question: If you could buy and hold only one dividend stock till at least 2050, what would it be? They hit the drawing board and selected United Parcel Service (NYSE:UPS), Norfolk Southern (NYSE:NSC), and Brookfield Renewable (NYSE:BEPC) (NYSE:BEP).

A Coatesville man who works as a UPS driver is being hailed as a hero jumping into action to save a family from floodwater last Thursday.

Twenty-one-year-old Joe Hilferty pulled two children and a dog from a car that was stranded at the underpass at SEPTA’s Thorndale Station in Caln Township, Chester County.

He said he was putting air in his tires at a nearby Wawa when he heard a woman calling for help because her daughters were trapped in the car.