Cailley Lapara is a News Reporter at various prominent publications. She specializes in supply chain and logistics, with a focus on cold chain logistics, freight, last mile delivery, and logistics technology, as well as aviation, finance, and trading. Cailley's work has been featured in Employee Benefit News, Fortune, Bloomberg News, and the Los Angeles Times, among others.
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Cailley Lapara's coverage predominantly revolves around healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, as well as health and wellbeing topics. She frequently cites data, government announcements, and press releases in her articles. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide access to reliable data or insights from experts within the healthcare industry.
For topics such as infant mortality rate, AI implementation at work, Covid-19 impacts on mental health or workplace dynamics, career advice for employees dealing with anxiety amidst return-to-office mandates, and factors affecting health insurance premiums in the US market could pique her interest. Pitches providing access to professionals experienced in these areas may resonate with Cailley's coverage preferences.
As Cailley focuses on national coverage within the United States, relevant sources should have a strong understanding of the local healthcare landscape or specific policies impacting the country.
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By: Cailley Lapara, Allyson Versprille
A US safety investigator said United Parcel Service Inc. decided not to take action after 2008 and 2011 service letters from Boeing Co. flagged cracking in a key structural component in the type of plane that crashed in Louisville, Kentucky, last year.
By: Cailley Lapara, Allyson Versprille
A US safety investigator said United Parcel Service Inc. decided not to take further action after reviewing a 2011 service letter from Boeing Co. that
USPS will carry out last-mile e-commerce deliveries directly to customer homes for DHL under the agreement, the companies said in a statement May 28.
The United States Postal Service is suspending discretionary spending across the organization as it faces a looming liquidity crisis.
By: Cailley Lapara, Matthew Griffin
Shares of FedEx Corp.’s former freight division fell on Monday in their first day of trading as an independent, publicly held company.
FedEx Corp. posted quarterly earnings that topped Wall Street expectations and said profit would grow this year, a boost for the courier’s effort to simplify its business.
FedEx reported profit that beat Wall Street’s expectations as the courier navigated tumultuous trade policies and rising costs that have buffeted its business.
FedEx Freight Holding Co. is pursuing new business in sectors including data center infrastructure, grocery and healthcare to chart its future as a newly independent company.
By: Cailley Lapara
FedEx Freight is pursuing new business in sectors including data center infrastructure, grocery and healthcare to chart its future as a newly independent company.
United Parcel Service Inc. and FedEx Corp. shares tumbled after an analyst warned that Amazon Inc. is offering inexpensive and increasingly fast delivery services to third-party customers, underscoring the risk posed by the e-commerce giant to traditional shipping firms.
