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FedEx has lowered its fiscal 2013 profit target, saying earnings could slide as much as 6 percent for the year, as a weakening world economy prompts customers to shift toward lower-priced and slower shipping options. More: continued here
Stock prices were mixed Tuesday after FedEx sharply reduced its fiscal-year profit forecast. FedEx's stock fell $2.73, or 3.1 percent, to close at $86.55. More: continued here
FedEx shares still have room to climb despite the fact that the package-delivery giant slashed its fiscal 2013 profit outlook , two analysts said Tuesday. More: continued here
FedEx Corp lowered its fiscal 2013 forecast on Tuesday, saying earnings could slide as much as 6 percent for the year, as a weakening economy prompts customers to shift toward lower-priced and slower shipping … More: continued here
Do you think today's comments from FedEx are a warning signal for the overall stock market, or just another false alarm? More: continued here
FedEx (FDX) is down over 2% this morning after reducing its earnings expectations for FY13. The company reported that Q1 EPS was $1.40 and revenue was $10.79B, beating analysts' estimates of $1.40 and … More: continued here
FedEx reported first quarter fiscal 2013 adjusted earnings of $1.45 per share that surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate. More: continued here
FedEx forecasts are closely watched for signals of future economic health, and the package delivery company is cutting its forecast for the fiscal year ending in May because of the worsening global economy. FedEx is seeing a drop in demand for more expensive priority services. More: continued here