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Fortune magazine released Monday its annual report card on corporate reputation, listing FedEx Corp. in the top 10 of both its U.S. and global rankings. (FDX) More: continued here

FedEx Corporation (NYSE: FDX) is among the most admired companies in the United States and the world More: continued here

STANFORD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS —Don’t look for global package delivery service FedEx Express to go the way of the Pony Express, which abruptly met its demise once the telegraph made it possible to relay information more quickly than a fleet of riders on horseback. More: continued here

FedEx Corporation (NYSE: FDX) is among the most admired companies in the United States and the world for the seventh consecutive year, according to a survey published in FORTUNE magazine. More: continued here

Apple managed to land the top spot in Fortune’s America’s Top 20 Most Admired Companies 2008 list. Apple was trailed by other well known companies including Google, Starbucks FedEx, Microsoft, and BMW. More: continued here

The PGA Tour tweaked the playoff portion of the FedEx Cup, and it appears the Tour achieved its goal of giving more players a chance without making it unfair in years when Tiger Woods does not play as well. More: continued here

FedEx Ground will have a recruitment session 1 to 4 p.m. March 19 at Pennsylvania CareerLink. The company is in need of part-time package handlers and independent truck drivers. More: continued here

Two FedEx jets got too close to each other on takeoff from the Memphis airport last week because of confusion over flight numbers for the planes, a Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman said Thursday. The incident, which the FAA classified as serious, air traffic control error, remained under investigation. The air traffic controllers union blamed the…

Two FedEx jets got too close to each other on takeoff from the Memphis airport last week because of confusion over flight numbers for the planes, a Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman said Thursday. More: continued here

MEMPHIS — Two FedEx jets got seriously close to each other on takeoff from the Memphis airport last week because of confusion over the planes’ flight numbers, a Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman said Thursday. More: continued here