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FedEx Ground reduces holiday demand projections
FedEx Ground cited weakening macro conditions in reducing its holiday demand forecast.
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FedEx to shave daily flights to align costs with lower demand
FedEx will cut 11% of trans-Pacific flights, 9% of trans-Atlantic flights and 17% of Asia-Europe capacity.
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FedEx’s disastrous announcement raises concerns about company’s core direction
FedEx says weak international demand was the issue behind its fiscal first quarter pre-announcement. But the signs point to company-specific deficiencies.
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El desastroso anuncio de FedEx suscita dudas sobre la dirección de la empresaÂ
La compañÃa sorprende al mundo financiero y del transporte al preanunciar unos resultados débiles y retirar las directrices para todo el año
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Consumers want, but don’t expect, Sunday parcel deliveries, survey finds
A Pitney Bowes survey finds that 41% of respondents believe Sunday service is important. But three-quarters don’t think it will happen.
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UPS lies low as FedEx Ground contractor dispute simmers
With Teamsters contract talks looming, UPS is loath to step into a fight where a carrier is at odds with its drivers.
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Trade group readies ‘no-confidence’ vote on FedEx Ground CEO
A survey sent to FedEx Ground’s contractors asks if they have faith in CEO John Smith’s ability to lead the unit.
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Is Spencer Patton FedEx Ground contractors’ white knight or a moat-protected baron?
Former contractor Spencer Patton’s interlocking business structure allows him to keep profiting from FedEx Ground, even if he no longer drives for the company.
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FedEx Ground corta los lazos con un contratista de conductores militantesÂ
Patton queda fuera de la red, con efecto inmediato
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FedEx Ground cuts ties with militant driver contractor
FedEx unit drops Spencer Patton’s companies from its contractor network, says it has contingency plans to pick up the slack.
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