The CBOT reported 440 deliveries against CBOT September wheat and 1,000 K.C. September wheat deliveries on first notice day, defying trade expectations for minimal deliveries.
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Winnebago's deliveries of travel trailers jumped 225 percent in the third quarter, while fifth-wheel deliveries rose 229.30 percent for total towable deliveries of 218.4,205 units.
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Tesla said it is "highly confident" deliveries will exceed 360,000 deliveries this year.
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The company is also testing deliveries by drone, for example, to speed up deliveries.
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Priced at Rs 500 ($7.4), it offers free fast deliveries and discounted one-day deliveries.
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Crowley's logistics division is helping Puerto Rico coordinate port trucking, direct deliveries and final mile deliveries.
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Both companies face shrinking mail deliveries while domestic parcel deliveries are increasing because of online shopping.
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Both companies face shrinking mail deliveries while domestic parcel deliveries are increasing due to online shopping.
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Deliveries of 20163 model declined to 22 from 27, while 787 deliveries fell to 36 from 37.
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AIRBUS: Airbus announced on tuesday its orders & deliveries and won 88 net aircrafts deliveries in January-June.
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And, the company's forecast for its next quarter's car deliveries show a sharp rise in automotive deliveries.
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The company plans to substantially ramp up production and deliveries this year, aiming for 360,0003 to 400,000 vehicle deliveries, about 45 to 65 percent more than its deliveries in 2018, the company said.
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Earlier studies in this country and abroad found that deliveries outside hospitals were as safe as hospital deliveries.
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Researchers found there was no significant difference in the outcomes of planned-vaginal deliveries and planned-cesarean deliveries.
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Model 23 deliveries were slightly below those expected by Wall Street analysts, while total deliveries increased to 235,2000.
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Since then, it's been behind a number of trial deliveries, but commercial drone deliveries are still largely fantasy.
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The 737 Max grounding has also halted deliveries of that plane, and it cut deeply into Boeing's overall deliveries.
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Deliveries were sent to storage tanks in Zhanjiang, Dalian and Zhoushan, people with direct knowledge of the deliveries said.
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During the 22018-year period studied, severe complications rose from 101 per 10,000 deliveries to 147 per 10,000 deliveries.
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Deutsche Post developed the StreetScooter for its own deliveries after growth in online shopping resulted in increased parcel deliveries.
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Cainiao, which oversees roughly 57 million deliveries a day, also tracks deliveries purchased on platforms outside the Alibaba ecosystem.
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The company should see higher revenues in 23 as it substantially ramps up production and deliveries this year, aiming for 22019,13 to 21,2359.87 vehicle deliveries, about 22019 to 65 percent more than its deliveries in 2018.
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However, deliveries of 787 Dreamliners fell to 35 from 36, while deliveries of 777 planes fell to 16 from 22.
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She said Lockheed was expecting 59 or 60 F-35 deliveries in 2017, rising to around 100 deliveries in 2018.
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In 2011 deliveries to households amounted to about 40 percent of volume, with deliveries between businesses making up the rest.
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Deliveries are closely monitored by traders, and a large number of deliveries tends to pressure the nearby futures contract price.
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Over that period, the frequency of hospital deliveries complicated by maternal opioid use rose from 1.3 to 8.1 cases per 1,000 hospital deliveries among rural mothers and from 1.6 to 4.8 per 1,000 hospital deliveries among urban mothers.
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In 2011, the last time that Boeing was behind Airbus in plane deliveries, Boeing's deliveries stood at 477, Airbus at 536.
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The 737 Max grounding has also halted deliveries of that plane, and it cut deeply into Boeing's overall deliveries last month.
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Deliveries on orders of more than $35 come with a $5.99 delivery fee; deliveries under that amount are presumably charged more.
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Residential deliveries typically cost more than business deliveries because drivers usually drop more packages per stop at offices than at homes.
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Grocery deliveries have surged in China as people fear the coronavirus, with as many as 80% of customers requesting contactless deliveries.
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VEB told Reuters it was considering financing future Superjet deliveries and was ready to finance deliveries for other buyers as well.
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Among the PCOS births, almost 28 percent were surgical deliveries, compared with 24 percent of deliveries by women without the disorder.
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Williams said Airbus would meet its target for more than 650 deliveries this year, but only by bringing forward deliveries of the current 'A320ceo' version to meet a gap in deliveries of the newer 'A320neo' due to engine delays.
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Deliveries are made to a small storage area behind the lockers, where employees sort through the deliveries and place them in lockers.
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In recent updates to their forecasts, Boeing expects 42,730 deliveries in the coming 20 years; Airbus is more conservative with 37,390 deliveries.
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Airbus stuck throughout 2017 to an official target of more than 700 deliveries for the year, but abandoned a more ambitious informal goal of more than 720 deliveries in October due to continued delays in engine deliveries for the A320neo family.
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Nuro, an autonomous vehicle startup focused on local deliveries, has partnered with 135-year-old grocery retailer Kroger to offer same-day deliveries.
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Deliveries are anticipated to take place beginning in March, with the potential for early deliveries in February, the Department of Energy previously said.
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Consolidated quarterly total steel deliveries were up 15 percent to 13 million tonnes, with Indian deliveries contributing about 48 percent of the total.
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In the last five years, revenue from deliveries jumped 20%, and the overall number of deliveries increased 10%, according to The NPD Group.
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While Mezger said the company missed 50 deliveries in Texas because of the hurricane, KB Home resumed deliveries and recover by early September.
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That pace is below Boeing's target of 740 to 745 deliveries for the year, but many deliveries are made later in the year.
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"Last mile" package deliveries via USPS have become part and parcel of Amazon's business model, accounting for around 40 percent of all deliveries.
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The frequency of hospital deliveries complicated by maternal opioid use also increased during the same period from 1.3 to 8.1 per 133,000 hospital deliveries among rural mothers and from 1.6 to 4.8 per 1,000 hospital deliveries among urban mothers, according to the report.
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While the WienerMobile is suited for long-distance deliveries, the WienerCycle more well-equipped for narrow, inner-city deliveries—the WienerDrone can complete short-distance aerial deliveries that are inaccessible to other members of the fleet, before returning to its hub when finished.
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Before tapping FedEx, UPS and Deliv to handle the actual deliveries, BloomThat managed their own deliveries and owned the logistics from end to end.
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A business used to receiving morning deliveries probably won't want late-afternoon deliveries because an algorithm told a driver to consider an alternate route.
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World Health Organization norms prescribe that C-section deliveries should ideally be 10-15 percent of the total number of deliveries in a country.
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It works with all Amazon Prime deliveries, and you can both monitor your garage with a camera and get notifications when deliveries are made.
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We have lowered our estimates for S, X deliveries in 21 to 23K from 21K, and expect Model 21 deliveries of 22K (vs. 21K).
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Overall, the stillbirth rates were 16.1 for every 1,000 deliveries with type 1 diabetes and 22.9 for every 1,6 deliveries with type 2 diabetes.
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Traders generally expected corn and soybean deliveries of zero to 2150 contracts, although one source said deliveries of both commodities could reach 23,2386 lots.
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Those forecasts predicted Tesla's deliveries would average 94,422 during the third quarter with a median estimate of 98,250 deliveries, according to a company spokesman.
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Chicago-based Boeing's first-quarter 737 deliveries tumbled about 33 percent, pushing total aircraft deliveries down 43 percent to 149 from a year earlier.
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The deliveries themselves are being handled by Deliv – a service that Walmart-owned Sam's Club began testing last year for last mile deliveries in Miami.
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A Tesla spokesperson tells Axios that its deliveries were "roughly in line with Wall Street's estimates," per its own internal tracking that forecast 91,046 deliveries.
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He hinted that Tesla, buoyed by steadier deliveries in Europe and China, might be able to set a record for deliveries in the second quarter.
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Globally, Walmart is experimenting with deliveries by motorbike in Mexico and with new small supermarkets in China to make deliveries in 30 minutes or less.
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Despite North York capping monthly deliveries for OB/GYNs to 50 a month, Shuen averaged 58 deliveries monthly in the 2015 to 2016 fiscal year.
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Shypmate guarantees deliveries within 5-353 days after receiving the item from the retailer, but has been averaging deliveries of just three to five days.
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Starship Technologies' robotic devices are already making deliveries in the UK, and the company partnered with Postmates to test deliveries in the US in 2017.
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Tesla has said it expects Model Y deliveries to begin next summer, while Ford is targeting late next year for the first Mustang Mach-E deliveries.
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Boeing's second-quarter deliveries of its 777 planes rose to 28 from 26 from a year earlier, while its 787 deliveries increased to 38 from 34.
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United Airlines, for example, slashed its 2020 capital expenditure on Tuesday, a move that will halt jet deliveries and push back its timeline for future deliveries.
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The company had been ramping up MAX deliveries before the grounding, with the planes accounting for nearly half of its deliveries in the last few months.
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Total Airbus airplane deliveries between January and July reached 353 aircraft, propelled by brisk deliveries of the earlier A320 model, Airbus said in a monthly data release.
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For the second half of 23.2, Tesla continues to back its forecast of 2248,2600 new vehicle deliveries, with a fourth-quarter plan of just over 2300,23 deliveries.
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Its overall deliveries, which included 55,840 of its Model 3 sedans, were comparable to 80 percent of all of its deliveries for 2017, the company said Tuesday.
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But I think the ultimate solution will be a combination of things: drones for emergency medical supplies, automated trucks for longer deliveries, ground drones for local deliveries.
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FedEx has made great strikes in restructuring its Express unit to reflect changing customer preference away from expensive overnight air deliveries and toward more economical Ground deliveries.
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"The companies have agreed to halt deliveries for now, but the situation may change if Saudi Arabia begins to demand damages for delayed deliveries," the source said.
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It lets you automate the process of package deliveries; you can receive packages while you're not at home, and you can also track deliveries and get notifications.
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Deliveries of all models rose 51% from the first quarter to 95,287 vehicles, including 2048,272 Model S and X. Analysts on average were expecting total deliveries of 2531,23.
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Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said, "Probably some deliveries in March, but April is more certain", after a Twitter user asked when the deliveries will begin in China.
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Airbus reaffirmed full-year forecasts, however, predicting that A20153neo deliveries would speed up later this year after a two-month break in some deliveries due to engine snags.
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" Here's what the analysts are saying about the Tesla delivery numbers: "Tesla's 1Q13 vehicle production & deliveries report was substantially worse than expected...Deliveries tracked just 63,000 units vs.
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Last month, Jefferies analyst Sheila Kahyaoglu said she expected zero MAX deliveries in the second and the third quarters of 2019, with full-year MAX deliveries around 236.
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And then it took us eight months to go from 10,000 deliveries to 50,000 deliveries, and now it's taken us less than four months to get to 100,000.
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End-of-week and end-of-month short covering limited declines, along with minimal deliveries against March futures on Friday, which is the first notice day for deliveries.
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Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said, "Probably some deliveries in March, but April is more certain", after a Twitter user asked when the deliveries in China would begin.
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The resolution curtailed the number of crossing points for aid deliveries from four to two and cut the year-long mandate for cross-border deliveries to six months.
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Deliveries of all models rose 2048% from the first quarter to 272,2531 vehicles, including 23,262 Model S and X. Analysts on average were expecting total deliveries of 33,23.
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Grab though is confident that its raft of non-transportation — which includes food deliveries, grocery deliveries and third-party services on its platform — can make the Mastercard venture work.
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Using undisclosed "smart entry technology," Walmart employees will be able to enter homes to make deliveries, while customers will be able to control access and watch the deliveries remotely.
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"We cut down the amount of deliveries to our stores last year, which in hindsight was a mistake, we have reinstated those deliveries which has definitely helped," Wolfson added.
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On a positive note, Tesla reported that deliveries on the whole were up 18 percent year-over-year, with 26,137 Model S, X, and 3 deliveries during the period.
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Enders urged engine makers to tackle delays that have disrupted deliveries of the upgraded A320neo and said its target of 800 total deliveries this year would depend on them.
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It stuck to its headline target of around 800 commercial deliveries in 2018 but said this would now include 18 deliveries of the recently acquired Bombardier CSeries, renamed A220.
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It's Tesla's new best-ever all-time quarter for Model S and Model X deliveries, boosting the total deliveries 9 percent over its previous record (Q43 of last year).
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Once it removes most of the human labor from deliveries, Mr. Ferguson said, the company can reduce the cost further and eventually serve people that cannot afford deliveries today.
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The company is experimenting with autonomous vehicle deliveries, a partnership with Chase to offer free deliveries to credit card customers and a red-brick commissary in Redwood City, Calif.
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Revenue from food deliveries jumped 20% in the past five years, and the overall number of deliveries increased 10% in the same time frame, according to The NPD Group.
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Based on current trends, we have a good chance of exceeding the record 2000,0003 deliveries of Q2000 last year and making this the highest deliveries/sales quarter in Tesla history!
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Competitor Instacart generally charges a $3.99 fee for same-day deliveries of $35 or more, according to the company (deliveries in New York City and certain stores may be higher).
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Musk told investors on Wednesday that Tesla reaffirms its forecast of 50,000 vehicles deliveries for the second half of the year, with a next quarter plan of over 25,000 deliveries.
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The most important thing to realize is the hospitals we serve, they only receive blood deliveries via the Zipline system and most of them are receiving multiple deliveries a day.
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The 20-year rolling forecast for airplane deliveries, which includes 733 freighters, was up from 33,070 aircraft a year ago as a further year of strong deliveries gets swept in.
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Flight Forward is targeting healthcare companies as part of an ongoing UPS effort to use higher-profit specialty deliveries to offset the margin squeeze from booming residential e-commerce deliveries.
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Flight Forward is targeting healthcare companies as part of an ongoing UPS effort to use higher-profit specialty deliveries to offset the margin-squeeze from booming residential e-commerce deliveries.
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Einride also announced that the very first customer deliveries of its production T-pod truck will begin this fall, meaning it could be making actual deliveries sooner rather than later.
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In a statement, Tesla said new orders had exceeded deliveries in the second quarter, adding that the company was "well positioned" to increase production and deliveries in the third quarter.
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In 2018, Amazon delivery drivers told Business Insider they regularly make more than 250 deliveries a day, which is about 100 more deliveries than they made about two years prior.
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Airbus expects aircraft deliveries to be more spread out this year than they were in 2017 and 2018, which saw a sprint in deliveries toward the end of the year.
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The prosecutor's office said the employees, whom it did not name, made 15 illegal deliveries between 2006 and 2009 and were aware that arms deliveries were sent to these states.
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Deliveries in China alone, which accounted for about a fifth of May deliveries, fell 31.5% year-on-year while the Czech carmaker said its European markets increased in the month.
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Customers who have already ordered Model 3 will start getting deliveries as production ramps up, while deliveries for new reservations will start from mid-2018 or later, according to Tesla website.
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As part of the arrangement, Trafigura agreed to buy all nickel deliveries and 2875 percent of the zinc deliveries for seven years, a deal worth around 237 billion euros, Terrafame said.
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UPS and FedEx let customers sign up for alerts about deliveries and give them the chance to reschedule or change the drop-off address even for deliveries already on their way.
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Amazon unveiled its plans to use drones for package deliveries through "Amazon Prime Air" earlier this year and Google is expected to launch its Project Wing, for package deliveries, next year.
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"Making deliveries in urban environments poses additional challenges to any company that makes deliveries, whether it's transportation companies like UPS or food and beverage suppliers," Kim Krebs, a UPS spokeswoman, said.
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It arrives as Tesla seeks to speed up sales and deliveries of its Model 3 sedan, while planning to begin deliveries of the Model Y crossover in the fall of 2020.
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At Tampa Bay, three ships made deliveries Thursday morning, unloading 1.2 million gallons each, said Samara Sodos, a spokeswoman for the port, adding that the port received five deliveries on Wednesday.
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PDVSA has also rushed deliveries - before the crude is properly processed, and water and sediments removed – because the firm is behind on promised deliveries to customers, two PDVSA sources told Reuters.
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Tesla's car at a similar price point, the $35,1003 Model 3, is slated to begin deliveries next year, but Tesla now says that new customers won't see deliveries until mid-2018.
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The European company's planemaking chief Fabrice Bregier was quoted last month as saying it was on track to increase deliveries by 50 percent in 2017, with 49 deliveries made in 2016.
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GRAPHIC: Boeing 737 MAX deliveries in question interactive - tmsnrt.
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Though, Instacart only classifies its full-service workers (those who shop and do deliveries) as W-2 in certain markets, while it still employs those who just do deliveries as 1099 contractors.
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Recently, a new study comparing the safety of home or birth-center deliveries with hospital deliveries led to headlines proclaiming that babies not born in hospitals were significantly more likely to die.
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"This could delay a resumption of MAX deliveries to U.S. carriers (10% of backlog or 7/8480 planes) until June ... foreign deliveries may not resume until Q3 or possibly Q4," they added.
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The company has been grappling with lower margins on its ecommerce business, as deliveries to individual homes are typically more expensive than deliveries to businesses that often get several packages at once.
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Had it not done so, it would have had to repeat last year's record feat of 1003 deliveries in December, after taking into account a 20 percent rise in deliveries last month.
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For some deliveries to the Far East, the UN now wants the companies to require supporting documents that would prove deliveries of certain petroleum products have not been diverted to North Korea.
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Not long afterward, the FAA followed suit and granted its approval for the company to start making deliveries in the US. Wing plans to start making deliveries in Virginia in the coming months.
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While Amazon's cloud-connected camera provided a layer of security for those who would want to monitor their in-home deliveries through Amazon Key, the in-car deliveries offer no similar video feed.
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Deliveries of executive jets rose to 50 aircraft in the quarter from 18.33 jets a year earlier, driven by seven more deliveries of Embraer's entry-level Phenom 100, according to a securities filing.
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Coming on top of 7003 deliveries posted between January and November last year, that implies deliveries of at least 703 aircraft in 2017 as a whole, up at least 2 percent from 2016.
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BOC Aviation expects to make about 60 deliveries this year.
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JMP increased its estimate for Model 3 deliveries for 2019.
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In total, 23 deliveries are planned though 2018, it said.
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The company aims to begin deliveries to customers in 2017.
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Mays is coordinating sample deliveries to labs around the country.
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The analysis included about 164 million deliveries at U.S. hospitals.
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He documented the entire process, from slaughterhouse deliveries to packaging.
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Twin deliveries can be minutes, hours, or even days apart
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The use of drones for deliveries from companies like Amazon.
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And all deliveries have to be made between 10 a.m.
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Deliveries are expected to start in the beginning of 2020.
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Rival Boeing leads on both deliveries and orders this year.
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The rail company placed a halt on deliveries on Sept.
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Tesla, meanwhile, already reported record vehicle deliveries for the quarter.
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Increasingly, vans are being used for commercial deliveries, he noted.
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Alibaba and rival JD.com are also experimenting with aerial deliveries.
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Technical and regulatory hurdles have hampered progress for drone deliveries.
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Deliveries, a Mac app that costs $4.99, is just that.
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The credential works only for a specific building receiving deliveries.
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This is driving up the frequency of firms' stock deliveries.
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It monitors employment, production, new orders, supply deliveries and inventories.
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But what's to prevent people from stealing someone else's deliveries?
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To date, Starship's robots have completed more than 25,000 deliveries.
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That, in turn, will allow them to handle more deliveries.
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First deliveries are expected in the fourth quarter of 2019.
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Initial deliveries will be made to customers in early 2021.
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In 2016, ATR's deliveries fell 203 percent to 80 units.
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Then, the criticism changed: drone deliveries would never operate reliably.
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It was not clear when the suspension of deliveries began.
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The company also said aircraft deliveries will slip this year.
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Deliveries rose modestly from the previous quarter to 95,200 vehicles.
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The new service would give Amazon control over these deliveries.
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Pratt said it will restart engine deliveries in early March.
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Production of the aircraft has been reduced and deliveries suspended.
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He's counting on online deliveries to extend his reach farther.
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"The problem was the timing of first deliveries," Nelson said.
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The deliveries are below our estimates and the consensus estimates.
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The companies said grocery deliveries could be a future program.
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However, the project hit a snag when deliveries were delayed.
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He said it was "terrorists," not Damascus, preventing aid deliveries.
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Damascus has denied targeting the camp or obstructing aid deliveries.
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The order book is open, with deliveries beginning this summer.
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Companies will also be held to a quota for deliveries.
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It also disrupted deliveries to Austria's southern and southeastern borders.
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All eyes will be on projections for Q2 vehicle deliveries.
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Model 28 deliveries also disappointed analysts, coming in at 50,900.
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The UN and other humanitarian groups briefly suspended aid deliveries.
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The first commercial gas deliveries to Turkey commenced on Saturday.
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It totaled 29,980 deliveries over the three months to March.
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Companies there said their customers were irate about late deliveries.
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Ryanair also expects further delays to its 737 MAX deliveries.
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When, or whether, those air deliveries would proceed remains unclear.
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The deliveries were made to warehouses in Malaysia and Singapore.
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Amazon also has plans to begin using drones for deliveries.
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It also offers grocery deliveries and a travel booking service.
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According to Reuters, deliveries to Italy might be most affected.
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He declined to give a specific target for A320neo deliveries.
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Deliveries to the first Centodieci customers will begin in 2022.
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Rimac plans to start deliveries of the car in 2020.
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We're able to be a lot earlier in our deliveries.
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Jamba Juice, which is open for deliveries by 7 a.m.
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The Westcott makes 15 to 18 deliveries in 24 hours.
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Airbus reported a total of 88 aircraft deliveries in February.
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Resuming deliveries would also help Boeing weather mounting financial pressure.
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In April, it predicted around 13 LEAP deliveries in 2017.
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Turboprop aircraft deliveries also rose to 67 units from 45.
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Plane deliveries were also sharply lower in the second quarter.
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The omnipresence of Amazon and app deliveries doesn't help, either.
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Previously, the website said deliveries would begin in late 5003.
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Now they're doing deliveries and replacing my truck hauling business.
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The delayed deliveries are depleting available stocks of certain materials.
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You have to live and shops need to have deliveries.
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So donut deliveries — did I mention the donut store delivers?
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In total Airbus targets more than 3203 deliveries in 2016.
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The United Nations halted all aid deliveries after the attack.
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If drivers can't safely make deliveries, they'll leave packages outside.
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Navistar also raised its guidance for full year truck deliveries.
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Every day, he makes deliveries to the cafe she owns.
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Now deliveries make up about 40 percent of their business.
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He tried to earn some extra money making food deliveries.
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They receive deliveries from wholesale suppliers several times a day.
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Boeing has slowed production of the Max and stopped deliveries.
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Who's to say Fresh Direct deliveries won't go missing next?
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Margins are shrinking and repeat deliveries go to logistics firms.
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Most of the cyclists making deliveries favor the throttle bikes.
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In China similar services began adding contactless deliveries last month.
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Over a third reported delayed deliveries; 132 reported steel shortages.
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Citroën expects the first French deliveries to start in June.
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The production versus deliveries gap widened in the fourth quarter.
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We are highly confident in exceeding 360,000 deliveries this year.
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Tesla said it would ramp up deliveries from next month.
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Deliveries from that factory are expected to begin next year.
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Last week, Trump announced plans to increase deliveries to Poland.
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That compares with the peak of 811 deliveries in 2008.
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A reading above 0.83 in this index indicates slower deliveries.
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Deliveries are supposed to be quick, within a few minutes.
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Usually, he said, he has to hold it between deliveries.
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The first customer deliveries are set to start this summer.
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Vehicle deliveries should also "comfortably exceed 3.513,23.51 units," in 278.
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In 203, ATR's deliveries fell 9 percent to 80 units.
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The company is benefiting from strong demand for holiday deliveries.
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That meant there was little leftover for production and deliveries.
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Annual membership, which includes access to free deliveries, costs $129.
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Automating deliveries also raises questions about the impact on jobs.
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What happens when deliveries of the Model 3 ramp up?
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Airbus said it expected to start deliveries in early 2017.
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Boeing has said it expects to start deliveries in 2018.
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"Deliveries make us like 3% of our sales," said Stanford.
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The snow forced Williams, 28, to make deliveries on foot.
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It is not immediately clear who will take the deliveries.
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December group deliveries to China dropped by 12.5 percent year-on-year, the Wolfsburg-based carmaker said, adding deliveries also fell by 5.6 percent in Europe and by 3.4 percent in the United States.
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XPO Logistics' Chief Information Officer Mario Harik said in an interview it was training drivers on etiquette and how to use mobile devices to log deliveries and customer complaints for large or heavy deliveries.
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Last month, deliveries of petroleum rose by 3.6 percent from a year ago to 19.7 million barrels per day, marking the highest April deliveries in eight years, the American Petroleum Institute reported on Thursday.
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Improved deliveries in the second quarter could drive Telsa shares in the near term but second-quarter profits and deliveries in the second half of the year are keeping UBS cautious on Tesla's stock.
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December group deliveries to China dropped by 12.5 percent year-on-year, the Wolsburg-based carmaker said, adding deliveries also fell by 5.6 percent in Europe and by 3.4 percent in the United States.
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Uber also offers a couple of subscriptions — Eats Pass for unlimited free Eats deliveries and Uber Pass for discounted and surge-free rides, free Eats deliveries, as well as free bike and scooter rides.
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The union has not given exact dates of when a strike could take place, but Royal Mail has said the planned strike could affect deliveries of postal votes in the election and Christmas deliveries.
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Boeing Co's plane deliveries fell 72% in August, pushing total deliveries so far this year down more than 40%, as the worldwide grounding of its best-selling 737 MAX jet enters its seventh month.
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Barclays, which has an underweight rating on Tesla's stock, also noted that expectations for this quarter's deliveries number were raised by a leaked email from Musk to employees, urging them to reach 100,000 deliveries.
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There were no deliveries against the CBOT's December wheat contract on first notice day on Friday, and no deliveries against the CBOT's December corn contract - both of which were in line with trader expectations.
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About 15 percent of all deliveries in urban areas fail to reach customers on the first attempt because of package theft and other issues, like deliveries to the wrong house, according to transportation experts.
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The 90,000 barrel-per-day-rail terminal in Eddystone, Pennsylvania, has been getting routine deliveries of Bakken crude for the past month, the first significant deliveries since the site went dark in January 2016.
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Despite record demand, deliveries are under scrutiny this year as the aerospace industry faces increasing tensions in the supply chain, particularly among engine manufacturers which have failed to keep deliveries running as smoothly as expected.
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Under the rules, deliveries can only be made by licensed retailers, "in person by enclosed motor vehicle," and the vehicles used for deliveries must have a GPS that allows the seller to track the package.
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Walmart is testing its own app to route those deliveries efficiently, allowing staff to opt in to earning extra money by handling a few deliveries that aren't too far off from their everyday commute home.
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Last year in January, Sprig introduced unlimited meal deliveries as part of a $10 a month plan called Sprig Go. Sprig competitor Munchery also has a similar service, charging $39 a year for free deliveries.
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Chief Executive Matthias Mueller last month predicted record deliveries of vehicles for the company this year, and the Volkswagen car brand has said it expects record deliveries for 2017, and raised its midterm profitability outlook.
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General Dynamics on Wednesday said Gulfstream aircraft deliveries in the first half of 2017 fell 6 percent compared with the year-ago period and second-quarter deliveries slid almost 17 percent against the year earlier.
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Around half of FACC's revenue comes from Airbus, which reported a 13.5% rise in nine-month deliveries, well ahead of U.S. rival Boeing, whose deliveries nearly halved due to the grounding of the B737 MAX.
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The gauge of supplier deliveries shrank further to 46.2 from 46.9.
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Audi increased global deliveries 10.5 percent in 2014 to 1.74 million.
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It monitors employment, production, new orders, supply deliveries and inventories. --CNBC.
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Cannabis goods may not be visible to the public during deliveries.
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Volkswagen (VLKAF) said it expects deliveries to begin in April 2020.
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However, production woes have slowed deliveries of the much-anticipated sedan.
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Clinton has been inundated recently with mail and deliveries, including flowers.
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There are new deliveries every week, both online and in-store.
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Set your sweetheart up with a subscription for regular floral deliveries.
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The group plans to livestream deliveries on May 31 via Facebook.
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PA with deliveries to start from late 2019 - subject to availability.
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Gustavo Carrillo chose not to make make grocery deliveries across Chicago.
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"Even before the introduction of sanctions, deliveries were insignificant," Eremin said.
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That should affect where driverless cars pull over to make deliveries.
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In addition to deliveries, they'll be juggling a surge in returns.
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That is causing a spike in deliveries to houses and apartments.
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Islamic financing was involved in two of the deliveries, it said.
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Seth Meyers and Alexi Ashe really suck at planning baby deliveries!
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I clean and sometimes pick up deliveries when things get busy.
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For these companies, heat and precise timing of deliveries matters more.
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It has said it would begin customer deliveries in late 2017.
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Tesla started making Model 3 deliveries in China back in March.
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On an adjusted basis, supplier deliveries climbed to 53.7 from 46.4.
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Deliveries for Tesla's Model 3 have been delayed early this month.
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The first deliveries of the smaller SUV will begin in June.
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Abel & Cole: $112 for weekly, fresh, organic fruit and veg deliveries.
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Commercial turboprop deliveries rose to 44 aircraft from 29 last year.
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The deliveries travel 150 meters from one hospital location to another.
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Aid agencies have struggled to make deliveries into the besieged city.
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And daily activities, like brushing teeth, depend on bottled water deliveries.
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Its Uber-like app connects patients with dispensaries and powers deliveries.
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No word on whether deliveries are now arriving intact (or otherwise).
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Deliveries are estimated to begin in the third quarter of 2023.
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Burns explained that drone deliveries are interesting because of cost savings.
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"You can quicken feet; it's hard to change deliveries," Arians said.
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Already available in the U.K., you can preorder for U.S. deliveries.
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Cheap autonomous deliveries could make this kind of model more widespread.
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In that scenario deliveries would fall to about 3.5 a month.
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The lockers are varying sizes to accommodate different types of deliveries.
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New orders were up 3.93 percent, with deliveries up 23.9 percent.
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First deliveries for the Shanghai contract will take place in September.
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Its cars can be spotted testing autonomous food deliveries in Miami.
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Amazon currently uses UPS and FedEx Corp for PillPack home deliveries.
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Deliveries of the vehicle to California residents began in December 2018.
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Pakistan LNG also reduced its requirement for December and January deliveries.
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Right now, Amazon's two-day Prime deliveries are the industry standard.
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As the holidays wrap up, so, too, do the constant deliveries.
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Mr Gayle hits 220% of the deliveries he faces for six.
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Echo speakers and the Echo Show can already track incoming deliveries.
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As a result, commercial aircraft deliveries dropped to 90 from 194.
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McKinsey predicts autonomous deliveries will slash retailers' shipping costs by 40%.
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Amazon continues to evolve the ways customers can track their deliveries.
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""I loved driving when I did the two hour prime deliveries.
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Grab also has its own payment service and makes food deliveries.
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It handles everything in-house — from cooking to orders and deliveries.
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Lim's team also assists with more than 22013,10 deliveries each year.
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Why do we have to wait so long for pizza deliveries?
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Customers may face some delays in deliveries, a Hydro spokesman said.
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Only deliveries handled by Amazon logistics will get the live tracking.
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On that Sunday, the Stacks' notified Chewy to end automatic deliveries.
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I had to do a lot of deliveries for that money.
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As that production climbs, so will deliveries of the 737 MAX.
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Planned births might include labor inductions or surgical cesarean section deliveries.
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Imagine a dozen drivers in Delhi making their afternoon deliveries simultaneously.
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The birth required tools similar to those used during human deliveries.
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U.S. gold futures deliveries for February settled at $20.2,0.43 an ounce.
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This would allow non-interrupted humanitarian deliveries to civilians, he said.
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But didn't she have difficult deliveries with both North and Saint?
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Sales will start on February 5th, with deliveries beginning in March.
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Shipt members pay a $99 annual fee for unlimited grocery deliveries.
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So Holloway, wherever you are, thank you for these amazing deliveries.
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This caused a backlog in deliveries of the planes by Airbus.
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The first Oculus Rift has shipped, deliveries begin Monday 3.28.2016. pic.twitter.
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It is unclear how recent arms deliveries fit with this ban.
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The Federal Aviation Administration-approved deliveries are part of Alphabet Inc.
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"We aggregate demand by sharing deliveries across different restaurants," he said.
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Deliveries are free and are made within 21 minutes, Baggott said.
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But deliveries might not be made on time if delays persist.
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Sabeti said ZeroCater's strongest differentiators are variety and on-time deliveries.
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Korea is the place for speedy deliveries, if that's your thing.
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Deliveries in China were affected by the late Chinese New Year.
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The estimates for Model 3 deliveries by different brokerages varied widely.
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While Evercore analysts estimated 5,33 deliveries, Cowen analysts expected just 2,250.
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Russia has promised a daily three-hour ceasefire for aid deliveries.
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And each has a different strength and suitability for different deliveries.
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He stopped all 12 St. Louis deliveries in the third period.
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That said, Amazon has already embarked on drone deliveries in England.
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Passengers tweeted photographs of slumber parties, blanket deliveries and free food.
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Deliveries, pending approval by the Obama administration, would begin in 2017.
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Deliveries remain frozen until regulators approve the Max's return to service.
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Yandex is providing food deliveries and groceries from its own Yandex.
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The importance of the timeliness of fertilizer deliveries cannot be overstated.
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The A350-1000 has 1953 orders but as yet no deliveries.
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The company already uses the technology in grocery pickup and deliveries.
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Oosterom described Hodeidah as a "lifeline" for aid deliveries in Yemen.
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Forty-six percent of those deliveries took place on the weekends.
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Most Penn Station vendors don't start receiving deliveries until 11 a.m.
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The company is already testing van-based drone deliveries with UPS.
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Rosneft's deliveries of Venezuelan oil will occur during September through December.
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And then there's Instacart, which also does same-day grocery deliveries.
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That would require shifting or idling workers, and modifying parts deliveries.
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The floods are hampering the deliveries of food aid, it added.
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The more specialty deliveries they perform, the more their debt increases.
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Deliveries to the area by government officials come infrequently, he said.
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Deliveries resumed in March after Boeing ramped up the inspection process.
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But Amazon isn't the only one dabbling in in-home deliveries.
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When it comes to actual deliveries, Deliv relies on 1099 contractors.
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Deliveries remain frozen until regulators approve the MAX's return to service.
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Unmanned drone deliveries are making their way inside the UPS network.
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And 96% received their deliveries on time, according to the data.
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The measure would also require the agency to prioritize medical deliveries.
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Wash your hands after handling any deliveries, just to be safe.
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It has cut back production and suspended deliveries of the aircraft.
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The robots are expected to make around 10 deliveries a day.
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Aid workers are hoping the weekend deliveries weren't a one-off.
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Instead, we have to reschedule deliveries for when someone is home.
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"Truck drivers cannot use mass transit to make deliveries," she said.
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For his celebrity clients, he made special deliveries to music studios.
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Deliveries to those markets began about halfway through the first quarter.
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The report did not give details about the deliveries in question.
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UPS, however, envisions using the same aircraft for unmanned commercial deliveries.
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Total deliveries fell to 30 planes, compared with 68 in 2018.
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Cars must also be equipped with interior cameras to monitor deliveries.
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Depending on a carrier's guidelines, deliveries are made by 8 p.m.
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Pizza deliveries are surging as people around the country hunker down.
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Amazon Amazon's obsession with speedier deliveries has overhauled the delivery landscape.
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Aston says the first deliveries will go out in early 2021.
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Tesla has not revised its guidance for 2020 sales and deliveries.
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Employees who help with deliveries will be paid overtime, Guillen said.
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Other countries have also begun drone deliveries of vital medical supplies.
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It is also piloting prescription deliveries with Costco in select states.
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Last week, Airbus reported record deliveries of 863 jets, up 8%.
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As you make deliveries, you'll slowly learn more about the world.
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It also says that customers can expect deliveries by late 23.
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Cargo revenue also surged, as consumer demand grew for speedy deliveries.
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And, it'll be easier to consolidate your items into fewer deliveries.
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It plans to make its home deliveries emissions free by 2025.
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Mr. German works as an independent contractor making deliveries for Amazon.
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Here's a look back at the past several quarters of deliveries.
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Deliveries also were paused, all because of a charging equipment issue.
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Some solutions seek to dodge the problem of home deliveries altogether.
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Tesla said vehicle deliveries should "comfortably exceed 500,000 units" this year.
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FedEx's interest highlights how businesses are increasingly focused on automating deliveries.
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And Amazon, FedEx and UPS are using technology for safer deliveries.
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The CEO said Morrisons has made its first deliveries to Amazon.
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Deliveries have been hit by cabin component supply problems this year.
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Correction: Tesla's second-quarter deliveries number was released Monday, July 3.
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When first encountered, he is making deliveries for a pizza parlor.
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After two rabbit deliveries, Howard turns to books and the church.
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Aid deliveries: Trucks carrying supplies were stopped at most spots Saturday.
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Traders often purchase physical deliveries through the ICE Futures U.S. contract.
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Commercial helicopter deliveries fell to 56 from 57 in the quarter.
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Boeing will report first quarter deliveries and orders on April 2900.
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They found that about 22019% of births followed prior cesarean deliveries.
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He soon corrected himself and repeated the target of 400,000 deliveries.
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For grocery deliveries, Instacart started offering a similar option this month.
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Deliveries will be based on need, not political affiliation, they say.
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For the quarter, Wall Street had expected roughly 106,000 total deliveries.
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"The Indigo deliveries progress on a monthly basis," the spokeswoman said.
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She receives recurring deliveries of dishwasher tablets, laundry detergent, toilet paper.
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In that deliveries and production release, Tesla said opportunities to expand Model 3 sales exist in international markets, including Europe and China, while deliveries in 2018 totaled more than in any of its previous years combined.
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While it is not clear whether Bezos will be able to receive drone deliveries on his expansive penthouse terrace, the building does have a full time doorman and cold storage -- to handle any Amazon Fresh deliveries.
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Earlier this month, the Australian regulator CASA granted the Alphabet-owned startup the right to make deliveries in Canberra to around 100 homes after the conclusion of a successful 18-month trial that involved 3,000 deliveries.
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This assumes a full stop of deliveries (including progress payments on deliveries due in next year) as well as financial penalties likely due to the airlines that currently operate MAX associated with the loss of capacity.
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Boeing said deliveries of its iconic 747 four-engine jets were flat at four, behind its European competitor the A380 manufactured by Airbus, which saw deliveries of the superjumbo fall to five, from seven last year.
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Before tapping FedEx, UPS and Deliv to handle the actual deliveries, BloomThat managed their own deliveries and owned the logistics from end to end, BloomThat co-founder Matt Schwab told me a couple of years ago.
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You can't load a bunch of passengers in the car, so one appeal of the deliveries is that you can make multiple deliveries at once, [because] a lot of people are running multiple food delivery apps.
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In a letter from CEO Ritch Allison, Domino's announced that it would accommodate contactless deliveries through instructions on the order form, and it said that the chain has successfully carried out contactless deliveries in other countries.
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Many carriers try to reduce the risk of failed deliveries by giving recipients the flexibility to postpone deliveries, indicate when to leave packages with a neighbor, or ask that parcels go to a nearby access point.
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The United Nations suspended aid deliveries after the convoy attack two days ago, which the Syrian Red Crescent says killed some 20 people, but the world body said on Wednesday it was gearing up to resume deliveries.
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Garrick Clark, a 44-year-old driver making deliveries for Walmart in Alpharetta, said he would prefer dropping packages for Amazon over delivering groceries for Walmart because Amazon pays $18 to $24 an hour for similar deliveries.
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The company said deliveries of its single-aisle 737 slipped to 120 from 126 in the third quarter as customers await first deliveries of the 737 MAX, the latest version of its most popular plane, next year.
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The business was formed following a merger between JD Daojia, JD's platform for order from supermarkets online which has 20 million monthly users, and Dada, which uses crowdsourcing to fulfill deliveries and counts 10 million daily deliveries.
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If Cartken is working on a Bookbot 2.0, it wouldn't be the first time a group of Google engineers ventured out on their own to focus on last-mile deliveries; Nuro offered driverless deliveries back in 2018.
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Eaze said that in 2019 it had a 97% annual increase in new sign-ups; 74% annual increase in first-time deliveries; a 71% annual increase in overall deliveries; and 104% annual increase in customers age 50+.
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Easter might mess with deliveries slightly, but still, the shipments are imminent.
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Robust Memorial Day weekend sales also bolstered retail auto deliveries, carmakers said.
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Not only are deliveries faster, but they can also more cost-efficient.
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Deliveries begin this month in Europe, followed by China later this year.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Deliveries of Skoda Auto cars, part of the Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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TV advertisements are also being used to notify residents of scheduled deliveries.
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Beyond that we are working on long-haul trucking, long range deliveries.
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Automotive analysis firm Edmunds didn't put much weight into Tesla's record deliveries.
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Investors view deliveries as a more important metric of success than orders.
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The records include references to beer deliveries, food orders and legal rulings.
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Both countries already are slowly reducing their debts by taking oil deliveries.
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In May, WIRED profiled the company and its approach to drone deliveries.
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Walmart (WMT) is planning to spend the money to boost grocery deliveries.
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Interestingly, Trusk relies a lot on phone calls to set up deliveries.
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Production was not stopped and deliveries for the fighter jet have resumed.
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Russian spacecraft are currently the most efficient at making quick cargo deliveries.
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Deliveries electric and hybrid vehicles jumped by 65.6 percent to 103,080 units.
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Many companies have begun exploring the possibility of using drones for deliveries.
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TuSimple plans to expand its daily "fully autonomous" commercial deliveries to Texas.
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Ilijason receives deliveries at the shop and stacks products on the shelves.
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And revenue tumbled 22020% because of the lack of 1.33 Max deliveries.
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The government began deploying police escorts to trail the trucks during deliveries.
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Excluding Iran, global deliveries would have fallen a more modest 1.7 percent.
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The company provides canteen-like services using connected fridges and daily deliveries.
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Renault's global deliveries fell 5.6 percent to 908,348 vehicles in the quarter.
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Wing says it will use the certification to make deliveries in Virginia.
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The analyst's call hinges on several key drivers, including strong consumer deliveries.
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"Cross-border deliveries have been significantly reduced because of insecurity," said Schembri.
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Technologies like this, Counihan says, could accelerate same-day and urban deliveries.
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The gauge of supplier deliveries rose to 48.7 from 46.2 in March.
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Residents of the city queue for hours to get deliveries by lorry.
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It later harnessed algorithms to optimize route deliveries and save on fuel.
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Now, some of you can add free grocery deliveries to that list.
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And while deliveries initially surpassed expectations, they have since slowed in 22020.
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The pilot program has reportedly made over a hundred deliveries to customers.
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They share landing reports, give safety warnings and co-ordinate supply deliveries.
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"The Relay fleet made over 11,000 guest deliveries in 2015," said Cousins.
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Doorman can be a useful service for people who hate missing deliveries.
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The decision to move ahead with deliveries was first reported by Bloomberg.
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Amazon began offering in-home deliveries in 37 American cities in November.
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"As we expect margin headwinds & slowing deliveries, we remain bearish," said Langan.
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Plus, Postmates has been getting more aggressive with non-food retail deliveries.
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Airbus is targeting over 3203 jet deliveries in 2016, up 2.3 percent.
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Customers will also receive a notification when deliveries are on their way.
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Deliveries are expected to rise to 35 to 40 aircraft in 2020.
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That means it will be making deliveries from 2150 stores in total.
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In Sweden, Denmark, and France, they lead around three-quarters of deliveries.
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Deliveries are expected to begin in the second quarter of next year.
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Amazon's Whole Foods deliveries, with today's news, is live in 10 markets.
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And while deliveries initially surpassed expectations, they have since slowed in 2019.
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Go deeper: JD.com makes 90% of its Chinese deliveries within 24 hours
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And then deliveries to your hotel room if you forgot your toothbrush.
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And since 2014 that growing number also includes Uber Eat food deliveries.
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The deliveries will start with roughly 100 homes in the Canberra area.
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How efficient drones are at package deliveries depends on where you live.
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Packages of this weight account for 90 percent of all Amazon deliveries.
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Europe's largest aerospace group projected higher aircraft deliveries and profits in 2019.
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It's now announced the first "secure, unattended deliveries" enabled by the installations.
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KB Home also issued better than expected numbers for orders and deliveries.
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Staff may be needed to unpack deliveries overnight, which raises costs further.
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But here's the rub: Fostering slower deliveries might decrease their competitive advantage.
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The increased risk for deliveries planned at 22 weeks was 27 percent.
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But his arsenal features a couple of unorthodox deliveries to watch for.
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No indication available The planemaker announces 2016 aircraft deliveries at 0900 GMT.
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No bread has been baked since flour deliveries stopped two months ago.
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It will then take 50 more deliveries before the 2020 summer season.
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Sister model Giulia saw a similar crash in deliveries over the summer.
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Pre-orders available late in the summer, with deliveries coming after that.
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TaskRabbit's on-demand offerings are diverse and include home repair and deliveries.
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First LNG deliveries were initially targeted for the second half of 2017.
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Total deliveries for the year are still estimated at 400,000, Musk said.
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Moscow expected to begin the first deliveries in March 2020, he said.
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The fob lets building owners/staff manage deliveries, including hours and entry.
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With one droid, you can deliver the equivalent of three Postmates deliveries.
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I'm curious, when you were doing the deliveries – what's your record like?
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Audi will begin deliveries of the e-tron GT sedan in 2021.
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They also expect Tesla's revenue to rebound on improved Q2 vehicle deliveries.
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"This is a patient who has had four vaginal deliveries," he says.
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They were the first significant Russian fuel deliveries since the early 1990s.
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Deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2018, the Quebec-based company said.
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Supplies are limited, and residents do not always get their weekly deliveries.
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The company said it expects home deliveries for the year ending Oct.
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Traders estimated deliveries against May soymeal futures at zero to 3813 contracts.
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Expectations for May soyoil deliveries ranged widely, from 2381 to 24,22100 lots.
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That will affect the timing of distillate deliveries as well, Colonial said.
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NASA's cargo deliveries to the International Space Station will probably be disrupted.
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Of its 95,33 deliveries, just 17,650 were Model S and X vehicles.
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By that point, Grand and Jacobs were waiting for deliveries of clothes.
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By inducing, he could control how many deliveries he carried out daily.
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He said the first batches worked but subsequent fake deliveries did not.
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Amazon also plans to use drones to make deliveries in the future.
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Uber gives employees monthly credits to use on rides or UberEATS deliveries.
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Often overlooked is the degree of public-private cooperation regarding package deliveries.
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There has been no sign of aid deliveries to the besieged area.
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Operator TransCanada is cutting deliveries at least until the end of November.
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After delivering 837 vehicles in June, deliveries jumped to 1,8033 in August.
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In several cases aid deliveries have been forcibly blocked by Rakhine Buddhists.
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Unfortunately, production delays at Airbus have meant that deliveries have been delayed.
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Airbus announced on Thursday 240 aircraft deliveries for 27 customers during January.
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But for the United States Postal Service, the deliveries must go on.
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Today's small rollout feels like Google is still testing fresh-grocery deliveries.
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Delta will receive its first deliveries of CS100 planes in early 2018.
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Some people even say you inspired him to think about drone deliveries.
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Customers can subscribe for deliveries every one, two, four or eight weeks.
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I'd combine the scooters with [dog-walking] and the Uber Eats deliveries.
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The company also said it is making 5 million deliveries per month.
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Mathilde agrees to return and assist in the deliveries of their babies.
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UNICEF and Matternet believe deliveries could be made more efficiently by air.
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Outside of urban hubs, a company called XPO Logistics handles the deliveries.
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That's out of nearly 9,000 respondents to a survey from 25,000 deliveries.
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For March alone, deliveries worldwide fell 5.0 percent to 114,200, Skoda said.
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For buyers who have already ordered, G700 deliveries will start in 2022.
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It was one of four prank deliveries that Denino received that night.
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The deliveries are made in exchange for payments towards Venezuela's massive debt.
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The Apollonia's owners are not sure when the freight deliveries will begin.
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Combined deliveries for the Model S and X came to 22,300 vehicles.
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Another direct impact they didn't highlight would be your Amazon Prime deliveries.
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The bill would also force the mail service to prioritize medical deliveries.
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The goal is to help coordinate supply deliveries or simply check in.
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UNCERTAIN AVIATION MARKET It's not clear which customers will receive deliveries first.
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Amazon already uses a large number of flexible workers to make deliveries.
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Some produce markets receive weekly deliveries of these characteristically Italian salad greens.
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Deliveries are so unpredictable that the tanker might arrive at 3 a.m.
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He and his team have 25 to 30 deliveries scheduled for Wednesday.
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"I've done a few deliveries at 4 in the morning," he said.
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Most deliveries are done at night when there are fewer commuter trains.
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The companies expect robot deliveries to start in the next two months.
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The first deliveries of wheat-based products will start in autumn 2021.
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Things are so backed up, there's a 2-day delay on deliveries.
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His deliveries took longer than normal because many roads were still impassable.
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The retail giant hasn't switched over completely to purely essential deliveries, however.
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A self-driving Starship robot drops off deliveries in Emerson Valley, Britain.
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All online deliveries from Target, Walmart, Walgreens, and CVS are on hold.
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They're already making deliveries at George Mason University and Northern Arizona University.
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Nonprofits and school systems are planning meal deliveries for those in isolation.
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This screen displays upcoming deliveries that have been routed to this site.
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Others have ramped up deliveries to cover the loss of foot traffic.
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I acknowledge we have seen some modest disturbances in supply chain deliveries.
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"Tight construction schedules leave little flexibility to accommodate later deliveries of components."
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They are helping a big Israeli supermarket chain offer 1-hour deliveries.
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The job often required him to fly home after completing his deliveries.
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Boeing halted deliveries because of the grounding and suspended production this month.
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Burr sent deliveries of Krispy Kreme donuts to GOP offices Thursday morning.
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As with FreshDirect, DeliveryPass membership ($9.99/month) gets you unlimited free deliveries.
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Some popular sellers on Amazon say deliveries will be delayed for weeks.
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Before the report, Amazon said poor weather may have affected some deliveries.
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"There are double-parked cars, traffic diversions, deliveries being made to apartments."
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He said ISS is now especially cautious with food deliveries to clients.
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When it came to fast deliveries, Amazon reportedly prioritized speed over safety.
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That information could become particularly useful for deliveries performed by autonomous vehicles.
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It plans to make half of its deliveries carbon-free by 210.
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Vaginal deliveries of breech babies are more common for twins, she added.
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SQM CEO RAMOS SAYS TO MAINTAIN DELIVERIES TO CUSTOMERS DESPITE CHILE UNREST
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Those deliveries won't be completed until early 2021, according to the company.
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It also handles other deliveries for partners such as Apple and Walgreens.
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My work is suffering; I'm no longer happy doing ultrasounds or deliveries.
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Prices start at £3,699 / €4,250 / $4,799 with deliveries beginning early next year.
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Still, UPS announced a record 762 million deliveries during the peak season.
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Yes, Amazon uses UPS and the US Postal Service to make deliveries.
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Customers like airlines pay the bulk of the plane's price on deliveries.
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According to Savioke, Relay has made over 150,000 successful deliveries to date.
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Deliveries of the the older 737 jets fell by 66% to 32.
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Amazon barred third-party sellers from using FedEx Ground for Prime deliveries.
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Deliveries for those items may be as far out as a month.
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One driver said customers should refrain from opening their doors during deliveries.
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When I visited, the first deliveries of the fall collection were arriving.
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"There are not enough deliveries," one of the former employees told Reuters.
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And on deliveries to customers, many of them located in southeast Asia.
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Boeing shaved its forecast for the regional jet fleet to 2,320 deliveries.
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It is expected to issue first-half orders and deliveries on Monday.
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KS: Are you limited in the number of deliveries you can have?
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Though it too has seen strong demand for its single-aisle A320neo, Airbus is struggling to keep up deliveries due mainly to engine issues, with deliveries down 11 percent in the first quarter, prompting it to juggle priorities.
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"We are responding to where consumers want to go (to manage their deliveries)," XPO Chief Information Officer Mario Harik told Reuters, describing the proliferation of smartphones and speakers, and the desire for greater visibility and control over deliveries.
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In Walmart's case, workers making deliveries will be paid hourly wages during deliveries – which might be less than on competitors' services, or when driving Uber – but they also have the perk of being an employee, not a contractor.
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H Hotel Los Angeles's Relay robot, named Hannah, made 610 front desk deliveries and 42 room service deliveries, traveling a total of 50 miles, in the first three months since the hotel opened last October (rates from $249).
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"Halan completes a few million rides per month, almost half a million of which are in food deliveries," Nakhla said, adding ride-hailing trips had increased 55% and food deliveries more than quadrupled in the year to date.
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In other words, mothers and healthcare providers should be informed of the lifelong health risks that early-term deliveries may have on their offspring, and refrain from these unless there is a medical indication to anticipate deliveries, she added.
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Both bequeathed challenging targets to their successors as Leahy predicted that orders would exceed deliveries in 2018 for the ninth year in a row, while Bregier predicted "close to 800" deliveries this year as output accelerates after engine delays.
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In addition to those deliveries, Tesla said there were 2,520 Model S and X vehicles and 2000 Model 2101 vehicles in transit to customers at the end of the quarter, which Tesla will count as deliveries in Q2312 233.
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Patronize a Mexican grocery that gets daily deliveries of fresh tortillas if possible.
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Their bulk and expertise in digital platforms and deliveries threaten the independent operators.
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Backyard deliveries are possible in Reykjavik because much of the city is suburban.
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Its original business is a directory of nearby marijuana dispensaries that do deliveries.
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But deliveries at both rose on the back of an earlier order boom.
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The record year for deliveries was 2012, when 3, 500 babies were born.
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I am nearly eight destinations behind schedule because of delays in aircraft deliveries.
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UPS is just one of several companies testing and planning for drone deliveries.
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Walmart is also partnering directly with Uber to facilitate on-demand grocery deliveries.
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They also have levied surcharges on retailers for residential addresses and rural deliveries.
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With 45 deliveries per day now, the company takes a 20 percent cut.
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Profits beat expectations but revenue, deliveries and new orders came in slightly lower.
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Cali prefers to avoid traveling too far for deliveries, but sometimes it's necessary.
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As a result, the first deliveries weren't made until the end of March.
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Of course, many gigs—making deliveries, cleaning and taxi-driving—are not lucrative.
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Tesla also said volume Model 2600 production and deliveries will start late 2492.
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Xpeng began deliveries in December and had shipped 10,000 models by mid-June.
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Darkstore, a startup that aims to become an "invisible retailer," facilitated the deliveries.
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Drivers can generally complete at least two deliveries per hour — and four, max.
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Some form of vaginal laceration occurs in 53 to 79% of vaginal deliveries.
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Musk had pushed employees to hit or surpass 2000,2400 deliveries for the quarter.
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A Google offshoot just got the FAA's first go-ahead for drone deliveries.
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Bimonthly deliveries of subsidised goods are now arriving on time in many states.
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Deliveries of Rivian's first two vehicles are expected to begin in late 2020.
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The service is one of now several tiers for faster deliveries Amazon offers.
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Amazon has also been exploring smart doorbells to provide controlled access for deliveries.
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It also says that customers will benefit from faster and more reliable deliveries.
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Most attacks occur in cities, where postal workers often walk to make deliveries.
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The drones making CVS deliveries will be automated, flying on pre-planned routes.
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The United Nations has said both sides have been holding up aid deliveries.
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Tensions are also high between Uber and the contractors who make the deliveries.
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As of that time, Postmates was completing over 1.5 million deliveries a month.
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It's not just Amazon who is competing with Wing to offer drone deliveries.
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The Latch service works with any UPS deliveries, including from Amazon and Walmart.
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After the second crash, Boeing halted deliveries and slashed production of the planes.
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Again, the big investment in one-day deliveries really weighing on the story.
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Vos announced ambitions a year ago to begin drone package deliveries in 2017.
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Industry sources say Airbus, which will report 2017 orders and deliveries on Jan.
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Now, Nio will have to double deliveries in August to meet its target.
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Its U.S. domestic deliveries per day climbed 5.7 percent, driven by e-commerce.
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Deliveries stopped flowing into the facility in February 2016 as rail economics worsened.
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It's promising deliveries in time for the holidays, although it's currently sold out.
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Several (Tesco, Ocado, and ASDA) even offer same-day deliveries in certain areas.
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Small firms find it inefficient to set up frequent deliveries of few items.
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It added that this amount would fall when deliveries of the planes resume.
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Segway also unveiled today Loomo Delivery, an autonomous vehicle for last-mile deliveries.
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I am nearly 8 destinations behind schedule because of delays in aircraft deliveries.
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Grofers performs last-mile deliveries of food and products stocked in neighborhood stores.
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Others fear losing subsidized food deliveries and government jobs if their votes stray.
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Alberta's premier threatened to cut fuel deliveries to its neighboring province in retaliation.
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"We've had no notice yet" of a delay in A320 deliveries, Kelly said.
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Apparently the robot will actually start making deliveries in the next six months.
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Weak deliveries of commercial planes added to that burden in the first quarter.
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Deliveries rebounded sharply at the year-end after problems in the supply chain.
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Subsidising some deliveries was more defensible when postmen carried armfuls of essential letters.
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Boeing deliveries are stopped until aviation regulators approve the jet's return to service.
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Since first partnering with Kroger, Nuro has completed thousands of deliveries to customers.
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Domino's biggest competitor, Pizza Hut, uses GrubHub to process some of its deliveries.
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Alberta's premier threatened to cut fuel deliveries to its neighbouring province in retaliation.
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"The deliveries for the balance of the year will be backloaded," Smith said.
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Model 3 deliveries were slightly above consensus estimates of 55,600, according to FactSet.
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It's the second straight quarter the company's deliveries have fallen short of expectations.
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Deliveries to China and to heavy vehicle manufacturers were at a lower rate.
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Deliveries were the lowest since September's level of 672 lots, or 67,200 tonnes.
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Today, Amazon is expanding Whole Foods deliveries to Denver, Sacramento and San Diego.
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Deliveries will arrive on the same day, or the next, without additional charges.
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Click here to view original GIFAll images: UPS/ZiplineDrone deliveries are the future.
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The automaker said it expected production and deliveries to continue growing in Q3.
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Both Bombardier and Airbus SE have faced delayed deliveries of separate GTF engines.
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He said Airbus's 2017 target of 200 A320neo deliveries was reachable but tough.
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The enterprising New Zealand Post, for one, are turning to fried chicken deliveries.
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Amazon and other companies have been working on technology for automated drone deliveries.
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Feedr works with a number of sub-contracted platforms to do the deliveries.
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The weaker profit comes as Amazon (AMZN) is investing heavily in expediting deliveries.
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Orders for the jet have dried up, and deliveries have been suspended. 0.33.
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GC: Well, let's talk some more about deliveries, parcels, packaging and so on.
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Previously, it worked with Domino's to test pizza deliveries in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Production at Jeep's Toledo plant starts in April, with deliveries slated for May.
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It is common for airlines to approach banks to help finance aircraft deliveries.
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You can also imagine using drones for 3D modeling, inspection, deliveries and more.
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Wall Street had expected about 33,23 deliveries for the year, according to StreetAccount.
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Tyler said he expected some deliveries to be pushed back, the report said.
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There are some interesting logistical challenges with major hubs and last-mile deliveries.
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UN investigators believe North Korea made roughly 40 deliveries between 2012 and 2017.
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Current deliveries from the bush contained large quantities of small beans, farmers said.
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Airbus has said more recently it expects to double A220 deliveries from 2017.
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Power distribution companies have long-term contracts including fixed amounts of power deliveries.
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Well, now some Volvo owners can have deliveries made right to their cars.
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Deliveries of Boeing's best-selling jets have been effectively frozen, though production continues.
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On Sunday, the electric car maker reported first-quarter deliveries outpaced analysts' expectations.
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SPR crude oil samples are not available prior to deliveries, the DOE said.
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Tesla shares fell in after-hours trading following news of the deliveries miss.
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This way, you can focus on your product inventory and last mile deliveries.
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Airbus targets more than 650 deliveries this year including more than 50 A350s.
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The company launched an unlimited deliveries subscription plan at the end of March.
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Notably, it recently surpassed 1 million completed deliveries since launching in late 2014.
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I'm also left wondering how Amazon will cope when drone deliveries go wrong.
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Between January and November, it notched up 3003 net orders and 577 deliveries.
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There will be 15,130 deliveries to Asia, the largest geographic segment, said Boeing.
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The car will be priced at $22,300 and deliveries will begin next month.
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Deliveries of Airbus's widebody A330 aircraft were 24 planes through July this year.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk blamed production bottlenecks for the slow pace of deliveries.
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Among those 20103 women, 25 had full-term and 13 had preterm deliveries.
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He found a large proportion of his deliveries didn't come with a tip.
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This happened despite:A record 23,23 deliveries — a 22020% increase from the quarter before.
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Potential owners have paid a $1,000 deposit to reserve one when deliveries start.
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For K.C. May hard red winter wheat, traders expected zero to 500 deliveries.
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The 1994 indictment describes dozens of deliveries and drug transactions, many involving Johnson.
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Airbus and Pratt & Whitney confirmed they were in talks over deliveries, without elaborating.
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As always, for deliveries with tipping opportunities, drivers receive 100% of the tips.
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Her mother had to borrow the butcher's truck at night to make deliveries.
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By inducing, he could also control how many deliveries he carried out daily.
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By slightly after noon, Santiago was finished with his deliveries for the day.
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Walmart is offering some customers unlimited grocery deliveries for a $98 annual fee
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Ultimately, I'm most concerned about deliveries being secure when I'm out of town.
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It is also used in meat production, product packaging and frozen food deliveries.
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And UPS is also diving into drone deliveries of medical supplies and samples.
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Amazon announced its Scout delivery robots are now making deliveries in Irvine, California.
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As consumers demand faster deliveries, UPS has significantly scaled up its cargo lift.
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Tesla's Model 2150 deliveries will disappoint again, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Aid deliveries that were promised to besieged areas continue to be held up.
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Work requires regular commutes by small boats from Tarrytown and deliveries by barge.
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The U.S. Postal Service, UPS, and FedEx handle the bulk of its deliveries.
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It said it would use small and medium sized external carriers for deliveries.
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Deliveries picked up from there, with Norwegian Air taking the second 737 Max.
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Yandex expects to use the bot for food deliveries and other services. Yandex.
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About twelve hundred truck deliveries are needed for every well that is fracked.
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Then deliveries are carried out by the retailers themselves or third-party services.
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In a phone interview with CNBC, Rossello said the deliveries are getting better.
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He studied the deliveries of comedians as he had once studied Warren Spahn's.
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Initially there had been zero guarantees, with payment purely tied to completed deliveries.
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Priests from the South occasionally visit, usually accompanying aid deliveries or humanitarian projects.
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But crazy things on deliveries weren't out of the ordinary, especially after midnight.
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There will then be new deliveries every month through October 2017, Chan says.
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FedEx will still serve as a carrier for Amazon for last-mile deliveries.
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Alipay's parent company Ant Financial lets users scan faces to pick up deliveries.
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With Kiwi Prime, $14.99 a month will get you unlimited 99-cent deliveries.
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It will also send drivers smart alerts to ensure they don't miss deliveries.
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The airline said it will start taking deliveries of the plane in 2020.
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Xpeng has launched and started deliveries of a model called the G3 SUV.
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The robot is specifically designed to make room service deliveries to hotel guests.
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First deliveries of the Revero GT expected during the fourth quarter of 7.13.
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Obama lifted some restrictions on arms deliveries to Syrian rebels earlier this month.
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Today it appears there are just people making deliveries and going to work.
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It suggests homeowners keep pets away from front doors when deliveries are expected.
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"The economics work for large orders," like catering and group deliveries, Hottovy said.
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It is a riveting recitation by both actors, whose deliveries are very different.
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By halting jet deliveries, the Pentagon could subsequently delay training of Turkish pilots.
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In response, the United Nations on Tuesday suspended all aid deliveries across Syria.
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But with the planes grounded, the company has halted deliveries of new jets.
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Svalina finds that the first few hours after deliveries are his most creative.
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It was one of a half-dozen deliveries on his to-do list.
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PES has since declared a force majeure on some gasoline deliveries, sources said.
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Postmates Postmates recently added "non-contact" deliveries to its list of app options.
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Congress has since moved to block deliveries unless Turkey cancels the Russia deal.
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Coffee bars, cafes and restaurants must close, although restaurants can make home deliveries.
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It does, however, prioritize medical deliveries in addition to the flexible delivery points.
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Tesla has a history of stacking deliveries at the end of a quarter.
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Amazon still relies on UPS and the US Postal Service for many deliveries.
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Plains All American's 670,000-bpd Cactus II pipeline began commercial deliveries this month.
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Wholesalers and retailers will be required to suspend sales and deliveries of fireworks.
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Drones will then drop deliveries in the backyard or on the front steps.
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And importantly, Tesla said vehicle deliveries should "comfortably exceed 500,000 units" in 2020.
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It had already reported deliveries of 2396,23 vehicles globally during its fourth quarter.
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Model Y deliveries will begin by the end of March, the company said.
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In the United States, drones will be allowed to make deliveries from Aug.
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Take last year's output — the 367,500 deliveries that heartened some investors and analysts.
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Tuvalu has the same problem and is now reliant on rain and deliveries.
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It also affirmed an aim for a moderate rise in full-year deliveries.
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FedEx said its initials test would involve deliveries between selected FedEx Office locations.
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In August, the business announced it had completed 100,000 deliveries using the technology.
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Deliveries Airbus secured 9193,109 aircraft orders in 2017, nearly 200 more than Boeing.
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Deliveries have been halted while Boeing develops a fix for the troubled plane.
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Domino's deliveries in the test program started in the Miami area last week.
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Rather, the upgrade was already scheduled in part due to upcoming plane deliveries.
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New deliveries of the 737 Max, Boeing's best-selling plane, were halted worldwide.
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Soon he was driving a fork lift, making steel deliveries and training apprentices.
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He has already started taking fewer deliveries, to have more time to write.
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If outlets stop publishing his work, he'll keep making deliveries to earn money.
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But it allowed exemptions for coal imports for "livelihood" reasons, and deliveries continued.
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It informally targets 670 deliveries and at least as many orders this year.
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My brothers, meanwhile, used to drive around little yellow trucks to make deliveries.
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"The deliveries of champagne were generally made at your wife's request," prosecutors wrote.
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What looks like the benchmark deal for 2019 deliveries has confirmed the turnaround.
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Elon Musk's electric automaker is expected to report third quarter deliveries on Oct.
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He forecasts deliveries of 101,000 cars in the last three months of 2019.
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It may also reduce the number of stops Amazon deliveries need to make.
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Deliveries resumed several days later after Boeing agreed to an additional inspections plan.
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Rates of cesarean deliveries, vaginal births and other maternal consequences were the same.
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Exports were boosted by a $1.9 billion increase in deliveries of commercial aircraft.
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The stoppage crippled Brazil's roads, hampering deliveries of everything from fuel to grains.
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But law enforcement officials have threatened to impose fines and block supply deliveries.
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Often, the deliveries never even happened, but I was charged for them anyway.
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Often, the deliveries never even happened, but I was charged for them anyway.
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Boeing has halted deliveries and production of the planes because of the grounding.
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The company's shares dropped despite better-than-expected home deliveries and net orders.
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It's students raising funds for water deliveries and showing up to distribute supplies.
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While c-sections tend to be more expensive than vaginal deliveries, Castlight found that the average c-section in Cleveland, which cost $8,772, was less expensive than what routine vaginal deliveries cost in 17 of the 30 cities looked at.
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It is also the largest provider of heavy goods deliveries like Home Depot Inc barbecue grills, Crate and Barrel furniture and Best Buy Co Inc televisions from warehouses directly to homes in North America, making or managing about 2175,22012 deliveries daily.
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More far-reaching measures were needed, she said, such as applying additional charges for same-day deliveries and even creating a system of "congestion pricing for online deliveries," in which large apartment or office buildings would have designated delivery days.
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Tesla also is seeing increased demand from customers who want to lease their vehicles, and it expects direct leasing to rise from 8 percent of deliveries in the second quarter to about 15 percent of deliveries in the third quarter.
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People familiar with the matter said Airbus, initially reported to have backed the first seven deliveries, was now looking at providing finance for a larger number of deliveries and that Boeing planned to finance the first half a dozen jets.
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It's important to remember that the rates of severe morbidity (permanent harm or significant temporary harm) and death in women are 27 per 1,000 for planned (or "low-risk") C-section deliveries versus 9 per 1,000 for planned vaginal deliveries.
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"In the past home deliveries mainly centered around larger parcels, but recently, a big increase in the number of deliveries has come just as people are getting smaller parcels delivered," he said, adding that this had increased the workload of drivers.
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There also wasn't a meaningful difference in the proportion of women who had what's known as spontaneous vaginal deliveries, when women don't need interventions like drugs to induce labor, forceps or vacuums to help remove babies or surgical cesarean section deliveries.
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Margins in UPS' domestic unit that contributes more than half of company profits fell to 12.1 percent in 2017 from 13.8 percent in 2012 as residential deliveries displaced more profitable business deliveries, which now account for about half of total volume.
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"Energy security" is meaningless in the context of oil or liquefied gas deliveries to Puerto Rico, unless we hypothesize that a naval blockade of the island would be feasible for some unidentified foreign power, against deliveries from the U.S. mainland. Seriously?
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The company is still susceptible to production and distribution hiccups, and at a larger scale, those hiccups — particularly supplier shortages or company "hubris" — would likely cause a lag that would cause a bigger difference between expected deliveries and actual deliveries.
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"We think bears will argue results are a flash in the plan, though we believe deliveries are sustainable and note the release does mention TSLA is well positioned to continue growing total production and deliveries in Q3," Baird analysts said.
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Amazon's logistics operation is already straining under the current demand and often unable to offer same-day deliveries (or even any deliveries in the next couple of days) through Amazon Prime and Fresh in many places in the United States.
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Deliveries of the more expensive and aging Model S and X vehicles accounted for 18% of deliveries in the third quarter, about the same as the previous quarter but a sharp decline from the 33% they represented a year ago.
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"Bahrain, because its a great transportation hub, is seen as a great place for fulfillment centers so companies that are going to do deliveries into Saudi Arabia can position themselves in Bahrain and make those deliveries over the causeway, " Galpin explained.
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Airbus confirmed a floor of six A380 deliveries per year as of 2020, from an anticipated 12 deliveries this year, a production level first mooted when Dubai's Emirates handed it a $16 billion order in January that kept the programme alive.
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While the company expressed optimism that it could post a profit in the first quarter despite fewer deliveries of its flagship S and X vehicles, Tesla warned of challenges such as logistics and global deliveries of its new Model 3.
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These kinds of homes make up about a third of the company's total deliveries.
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RUSSIA'S NOVAK SAYS EXPECT DELIVERIES OF CLEAN OIL TO POLAND BY 9-10 JUNE
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The automaker said retail deliveries of 167,133 vehicles were the highest since July 2005.
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Israel, which is buying 50 of the fighters, received its first deliveries in December.
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Suddenly you don't need drivers for taxis, buses, garbage trucks, deliveries, you name it.
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Apparently, their system is broken and they're running 10 minutes behind on online deliveries.
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Around 90% of deliveries are done by motorcycle and the rest by small trucks.
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Despite the new record, it's clear deliveries during the fourth quarter actually missed expectations.
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UPS said the drone deliveries could help drivers in more rural, spread-out areas.
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The dispute disrupted Gulf shipping routes and raised problems with oil and gas deliveries.
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The flying car is designed to make deliveries on unmanned flights, NEC officials said.
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Within years, they could make the roads safer, the air cleaner, and deliveries cheaper.
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Deliveries to Feather's new, LA and Orange County geographies will begin on May 20.
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Toll Brothers also raised the low end of its deliveries forecast for the year.
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The crashes have forced Boeing to halt deliveries and slash production of the planes.
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In 2019, Ford says at least 1,600 Walmart stores will offer self-driving deliveries.
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The deliveries were made without any requirement of a signature or to show identification.
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And now even Fedex is doing it — experimenting with robots for short-range deliveries.
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To draw shoppers away from Amazon (AMZN) online, these retailers are promising faster deliveries.
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Deliveries included about 50,3603 Model 3 vehicles and 12,100 Model S and X SUVs.
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It has also looked at leasing additional facilities for last-mile deliveries in Brooklyn.
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You also have to be over 21 and need a Smartphone to complete deliveries.
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That remains possible only if Tesla makes 105,000 vehicle deliveries in the fourth quarter.
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Zipline made more than 400 deliveries, including mock blood resupplies to shock trauma platoons.
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Women carrying twins are also more likely to experience diabetes, preeclampsia and cesarean deliveries.
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In Ghana the company will make on-demand emergency deliveries from four distribution centers.
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They still use tips to make up base pay on some of their deliveries.
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Alibaba is fighting the coronavirus with a platform to coordinate deliveries of medical supplies.
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Instead, Bash says it will lower the deliveries to the ground using a wire.
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He had just started treatment for leukemia, and flowers and other deliveries were banned.
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The company has also said shifting production will allow it to make deliveries faster.
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"There is a lot of speculation regarding our vehicle deliveries this quarter," Musk wrote.
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You can pick just once a day or have up to four notification deliveries.
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He said it was one of the largest joint humanitarian aid deliveries in Syria.
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But lately Sanghvi has become concerned about the environmental impact of her Amazon deliveries.
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It said it handles a million rides and "over hundred thousand deliveries" each month.
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You can typically save some money if you prepay for multiple deliveries at once.
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European aerospace and defence company Airbus reported its January orders and deliveries on Thursday.
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Contagion fears and quarantines have made deliveries costly and tricky for Alibaba and others.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)UPS is one step closer to making drone deliveries nationwide.
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Boeing has slowed production and stopped deliveries as it works on a software fix.
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The announcement comes shortly after Amazon announced it would begin drone deliveries "within months."
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Deliveries of fuel from depots to the petrol pump were now improving, he said.
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Boeing's orders and deliveries confirmed the plane maker's ability to hit rising production rates.
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Deliveries of the ES8 initially surpassed expectations, but they have since slowed in 2019.
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" The company said Model 3 deliveries to non-employee customers, "are now accelerating rapidly.
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Xpeng has launched and started deliveries of a model it called the G3 SUV.
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Tesla expected 983,000 of those deliveries to come in the fourth quarter this year.
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It remains to be seen where the new drone will make its first deliveries.
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On Monday, it said it expected the first deliveries in January at the earliest.
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Boeing has continued to build the 737 Max even though it has halted deliveries.
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It has however cut capacity following delays to aircraft deliveries due to engine issues.
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It could thus create an environment optimised for drone deliveries, say, or driverless cars.
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Model 3 deliveries of 77,550 exceeded our 13,135 estimate and consensus of approx. 70,500.
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Its results had been buoyed by a last-minute surge in civil jetliner deliveries.
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AirAsia also has no plans to bring forward deliveries despite strong demand, he said.
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Deliveries are not left unattended at doorsteps, however – Walmart requires a signature on receipt.
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RYANAIR CEO SAYS DOES NOT PLAN TO TAKE DELIVERIES IN JUNE, JULY OR AUGUST
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There's even a whole new subreddit devoted to some of these more unique deliveries.
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A Total spokeswoman said deliveries from its refineries and depots had resumed on Friday.
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It has also been using several third-party courier firms to make such deliveries.
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Straightforward deliveries are done by candle and torchlight, says one local resident, a fisherman.
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For same-day deliveries, smaller distribution centres will spring up near central business districts.
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Deliveries of the I-Pace will start in the second half of this year.
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The earnings report will show how the annual target for deliveries will be affected.
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Boeing is expected to release its orders and deliveries figures for October next week.
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Amazon has announced it will test drone deliveries in partnership with the UK government.
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Our overall target of 100,000 Model S and X deliveries in 2018 remains unchanged.
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It worked: Tesla surprised skeptics with a record 95,200 deliveries in the second quarter.
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Uber, a ride-hailing service, is also planning to launch drone deliveries for food.
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It added deliveries were affected by "the extreme production ramp up" in the quarter.
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Amazon has tested making grocery deliveries directly to the trunks of Fresh customers' cars.
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Can't wait to see this beautiful drone making ultra-fast deliveries to Amazon customers.
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It intends to start deliveries in September and send most units out in November.
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To celebrate the news, Postmates will offer free deliveries from now until July 15th.
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For 2016, he said deliveries would be similar to the 27 recorded in 2015.
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Amazon has long been working to shorten delivery times and reduce costs of deliveries.
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The company also eclipsed 250,000 deliveries in total since its founding, a major milestone.
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The weaker-than-expected profit comes as Amazon is investing heavily in expediting deliveries.
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I) has also cut growth plans due to delays in deliveries of Boeing's (BA.
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The deliveries are due to arrive at Mexico's Altamira terminal on the Atlantic coast.
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The 460 Whole Foods stores offer prime locations, too, for making last-mile deliveries.
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Among births at 37 weeks, planned deliveries accounted for 73 percent of the cases.
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At 38 weeks, 55 percent of deliveries were planned births, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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But there were plenty of deliveries related to long-term contracts or earlier purchases.
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Chinese companies like S.F. Holding are already experimenting with unmanned cargo deliveries via drone.
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Indian Oil was expecting deliveries from the western Canadian project to begin in 2020.
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Brusson talked about insurance products, cars, maybe shorter distance rides and even product deliveries.
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There are also subscription plans that allow you to tailor your deliveries more precisely.
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BnetzA said auctions were planned for day-ahead, intraday and longer-term electricity deliveries.
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The CDC did not release the actual numbers of deliveries for each age group.
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Similarly, CAT has been managing freight contracts for deliveries across North America since 2016.
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Its ultimate goal is even loftier: deliveries to any Chinese city within 24 hours.
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But those deliveries are expensive, often running thousands of dollars for a single delivery.
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Despite market trends shifting toward SUVs, Ford crossover deliveries fell 2 percent for March.
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February deliveries stood at 424,000 tonnes, or 4,240 lots, their highest since September 2013.
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At the other end sit boxes and boxes of deliveries, waiting to go out.
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Gangs control land deliveries on the poor outskirts of Rosario, Argentina's third-largest city.
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The arms deliveries include rocket-propelled grenades, landmines, sniper rifles and 82mm mortar rounds.
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The branded vans can only be used for Amazon deliveries, an Amazon spokeswoman said.
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It will be available for order immediately with the first deliveries beginning next month.
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Even with mass production starting this month, some deliveries may be pushed to 2017.
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Other buyers including Indian Oil Corporation and Bharat Petroleum also sought H1 March deliveries.
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Zbiri and colleagues examined data on more than 228,22018 deliveries between 2008 and 2014.
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Development of both jets has been delayed by late engine deliveries from Rolls-Royce.
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There, the sheer volume of e-commerce deliveries in New York City is apparent.
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Unlike Uber, though, Waymo is limiting its deliveries to within its own corporate circle.
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Trump has claimed without evidence that deliveries for Amazon were costing the service money.
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Its first deliveries have been delayed by more than four years to mid-2018.
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This allows FedEx's employees to make more deliveries en masse, saving time and fuel.
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However, if it is more convenient for you, you can schedule automatic deliveries, too.
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By Elon Musk's estimation, Model 25 deliveries won't begin until the end of 210.
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It has relied on deliveries to Russian oil firms to repay loans and swaps.
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But the project hit a snag when manufacturing issues caused a delay in deliveries.
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That would potentially allow the project to make its first LNG deliveries in 2023.
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The bowler's first four deliveries were "on a length," bouncing just above knee height.
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Tesla's new vehicle production and deliveries report helped the stock surge, initially, on Monday.
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The Castello Road is the government-controlled road expected to be used for deliveries.
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Amazon deliveries arrive in boxes of various sizes and are filled with bubble wrap.
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That has disrupted deliveries to Belarus, Germany, Poland, Ukraine and other countries since April.
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It's also silent, making it good for neighborhood nighttime deliveries, according to the automaker.
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That could help Boeing resume deliveries of the grounded plane to airlines in December.
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The congressional call for stopping the F-35 deliveries to Turkey might not succeed.
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Drones could be used for deliveries, photography, agriculture, search and rescue, security, and more.
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And significantly lower deliveries of its pricier cars surely won't help the company's finances.
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Three years later, Meyer's company, FleursBella, is still keeping things fresh with regular deliveries.
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Ms. Pauly baked; Mr. Pauly made deliveries and managed the website he had created.
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In addition, the company wants to make its home deliveries zero emission by 2025.
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When my deliveries arrive for my outfits and when I create a great image!
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PepperTap was forced to walk away from food deliveries after facing three major problems.
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But Deliveroo, UberEats, Glovo and Postmates introduced a new chunk of restaurants to deliveries.
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The initial test will involve deliveries between selected FedEx Office locations, the company said.
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Some of the girls we met nearly lost their lives during their complicated deliveries.
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Zapiet helps Shopify retailers manage store inventories and configure the confines of the deliveries.
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Deliveries included about 50,900 Model 3 vehicles and 12,1003 Model S and X SUVs.
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UPS previously partnered with Zipline to test medical deliveries via drone in remote communities.
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Though Amazon reportedly diverted cargo deliveries to its other 22 depots in the country.
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It's going to work a bit like Amazon Prime, but without the package deliveries.
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Broader context: The company has previously tested drones to make deliveries to remote areas.
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New deliveries under GE's program began in 2016, when only 78 pregnant women enrolled.
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