FedEx

FedEx issued a buyout blueprint on Wednesday of who is staying and who is going. The Memphis-based company announced its first wave of voluntary buyouts. Employees received an internal memo, outlining some of the personnel changes that will happen over the next several months. More: continued here

More than 10% of personnel accept buyout plan as group looks to save funds. 7 Feb 2013 1:47 PM More: continued here

FedEx has withdrawn support from a startup business conference after Damien Echols was added to the program. More: continued here

FedEx Corp., the world's second biggest package delivery company, said Wednesday that it will lose more than 10 percent of its U.S.-based executives under a voluntary buyout plan.The Memphis, Tenn., company … More: continued here

If FedEx Ground delivers on its proposal to build a 383,161-square-foot package distribution hub on 150 acres in Northwest Ocala, the city of Ocala expects to recoup the $2.39 million in incentives it pledged to the company in four years' time. More: continued here

FedEx employees began to get a picture Wednesday of who's going and who's staying. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. said about 10 percent of its senior U.S. executives have accepted buyouts under a program to cut spending and boost profits by $1.7 billion over three years. More: continued here

NEW YORK, N.Y. – FedEx Corp., the world's second biggest package delivery company, said Wednesday that it will lose more than 10 per cent of its U.S.-based executives under a voluntary buyout plan. More: continued here

FEDEX Co, the world's second biggest package delivery company, will lose more than 10 per cent of its US-based executives under a voluntary buyout plan. More: continued here

The U.S. Postal Service's announcement that it plans to end Saturday mail deliveries apparently had little effect on shares of private-sector competitors FedEx and UPS.In Wednesday afternoon trading, shares … More: continued here