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FedEx Corp. remains on schedule to complete and open its national cargo hub next year despite the company enduring challenging times because of the slumping economy and higher fuel costs. More: continued here

MEMPHIS — Rising fuel costs and a dampened U.S. economy dinged FedEx Corp. and helped add to nervousness among investors on Wall Street on Wednesday. More: continued here

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FedEx reported a fourth-quarter loss and offered a gloomy outlook as it wrestled with a slumping American economy and soaring fuel costs. More: continued here

Considered a bellwether for the broader U.S. economy, the FedEx earnings forecast fell well below Wall Street expectations. More: continued here

NEW YORK — Wall Street sank Wednesday for the second straight day on renewed concerns about the financial sector and FedEx Corp.’s warning that weakening demand and surging fuel costs would weigh on its profits in the coming year. More: continued here

NEW YORK, June 18 — Wall Street sank Wednesday for the second consecutive day on renewed concern about the financial sector and FedEx’s warning that weakening demand and surging fuel costs would weigh on its profit in the coming year. More: continued here