UPS reports a stronger-than-expected quarter and raises its full-year forecast as it completes the transition related to Amazon volumes. According to Globe and Mail, the company ends a period of pullback in Amazon-linked shipments. The outlet notes that Amazon’s share of UPS business falls to 8.8% by the end of the first quarter, down from a peak of more than 13%. Investing.com similarly says UPS wraps up the Amazon volume transition and issues an updated annual outlook after an upbeat quarter. Both sources link the forecast increase to improved quarterly performance and the completion of the Amazon-related volume shift. Together, the reporting indicates UPS is navigating changes in its largest e-commerce customer relationships while also benefiting from overall results that support a more optimistic forecast for the year. The articles focus on the company’s guidance change and the direction of Amazon’s contribution to UPS business, with UPS presenting the end of the transition as part of its rationale for the updated outlook.