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Robin Hicks, communications adviser for FedEx Trade Networks, arrived at the Lucius Burch Natural Area at Shelby Farms Park last week and made her way… More: continued here

This year, FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. and the world’s largest express transportation company, is celebrating 30 years in the Philippines. FedEx said it has maintained a long-term investment and community outreach commitment to the country since local operations were launched in 1984. … More: continued here

We take a closer look at the two transportation giants UPS and FDX from an investment perspective. More: continued here

After trailing FedEx Corp. (FDX) for more than a year, United Parcel Service Inc. (UPS) is poised to narrow the performance gap as investors eye the laggard stock as a bet on U.S. economic growth. More: continued here

TechCrunch (blog) Dan Schulman To Lead Newly Independent PayPal, Devin Wenig Will Be CEO …TechCrunch (blog)So much for rebuffing Carl Ichan and his calls to split the company: eBay today announced that it would split itself into two separate, publicly traded businesses, with an ex-American Express executive, Dan Schulman, heading …

Forbes Ebay to spin off PayPal into separate companyUSA TODAYOnline marketplace eBay said it will split from the mobile payments service PayPal, forming two independently traded companies beginning in 2015. Devin Wenig will become CEO of the new eBay following the split, while American Express executive Dan …Ebay To Break Up …

CNET eBay to split PayPal into separate company in 2015CNETOnline auction house eBay said on Tuesday that it plans to split its PayPal unit into a separately traded company next year. eBay_San_Jose.jpg PayPal and eBay are going through a separation. eBay. The separation will also bring in two new leaders: …

Fox Business Ebay to Spin Off PayPalFox Business"A thorough strategic review with our board shows that keeping eBay and PayPal together beyond 2015 clearly becomes less advantageous to each business strategically and competitively," eBay Chief Executive John Donahoe said in a statement. More: continued here