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FedEx reported earnings and revenue that beat expectations as the courier company cut costs and its lower-priced ground shipping business did well. More: continued here

NDTV eBay optimistic amidst economic slowdownBusiness Standard (blog)Economic slowdown has not bothered close to 25,000 sellers on eBay's India platform, out of a total of more than 30,000. An online business index released by the company today showed more than 80% feel "very optimistic" about the growth prospects in …eBay India seeks 'exporter' status for domestic…

On a day all about whether the U.S. economy is still week in the knees, signs of achiness and fatigue appeared in comments made this morning by FedEx. More: continued here

MEMPHIS (TheStreet) — FedEx beat Wall Street estimates as net income rose 7%, driven by growth in each of the company's transportation segment. In pre-market trading about an hour before the opening bell, FedEx shares had gained $3.32 or 3% to $114. The overnight package shipper reported earnings of $489 million, or $1.53 a share,…

FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) reported first-quarter fiscal 2014 results before markets opened this morning. The package delivery service posted adjusted diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $1.53 on revenues … More: continued here

FedEx Corp. (FDX) reported first-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates as the operator of the world’s largest cargo airline reduced costs to counter a shift among customers to cheaper shipping methods. More: continued here

Global package delivery giant FedEx Wednesday reported a 7 percent rise in first-quarter earnings, fueled by growth in some segments and lower operating costs in others. More: continued here

(Reuters) – FedEx Corp posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit on cost cuts and said it would raise rates next year for express shipping, a business that has suffered as customers shift to slower but cheaper delivery options. The company, considered an economic bellwether because of the massive volume of goods it moves around the world,…

The only way TV can figure out the FedEx Cup Playoffs standings is to project the players’ finishes, even if there are still 54 holes or more to go. Gary Van Sickle has a better way. Plus why Tim Finchem is like Oprah in the Van Cynical Mailbag. More: continued here

World No.2 Adam Scott is eyeing FedEx Cup glory and a $A12m pay day at the Tour Championship in Atlanta. More: continued here