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A $30 million FedEx Ground distribution center will create 354 jobs in a part of Whitehall that has lost hundreds of industrial jobs in the past few years. More: continued here

Several downtown streets were shut during the Monday morning rush hour while Atlanta police and federal authorities investigated a suspicious package that turned out to be harmless. The package, described by police as a FedEx envelope, was discovered around 6:30 a.m. outside an entrance to the Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Building on Forsyth Street,…

CryoPort, Inc. today announced that the Federal Express Sitelet created to promote the CryoPort Express™ Shipper is now live. More: continued here

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PALMETTO — Earth-moving equipment cranked up across from Port Manatee Wednesday to pave the way for a new FedEx Ground regional distribution center expected to employ roughly 300 people. (FDX) More: continued here

FedEx Corp. plans to create more than 350 jobs within five years at a sorting and distribution center in Whitehall. More: continued here

LOS ANGELES (Dow Jones)–Issues surrounding improperly certified parts in some General Electric Co. (GM) jet engines prompted FedEx Corp. (FDX) to temporarily take one of its widebody McDonnell Douglas MD-11 cargo aircraft out of service Friday, according to a FedEx spokesman. More: continued here

Thirty-five butterflies completed their northern migration from Florida to Virginia via a FedEx express delivery truck Saturday morning. The insects were just in time to kick off the opening of the Danville Science Center’s butterfly garden. More: continued here

By any hard-core standards of fandom, few movies can compete with the devotion summoned up by George Lucas and Steven Spielberg’s Indiana Jones trilogy, which on May 22 adds a long-awaited fourth chapter to its thrills-and-spills saga. More: continued here

Jean Capobianco’s employer embraced a controversial strategy, insisting that she and other staff were independent contractors, not employees. More: continued here