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FedEx Ground is building a new distribution center in Norcross, the company’s fourth in metro Atlanta. The company will invest $55 million in the construction of the distribution center, a 215,000-square-foot facility on Atlantic Avenue near Jimmy Carter Boulevard, according to a news release. More: continued here
FedEx center will house 500-plus workers in Norcross More: continued here
FedEx Corp. expects to employ 240 workers and 75 contractors when it opens a new distribution center in Norcross next year, company officials said Friday. More: continued here
February 18, 2011 — FedEx announced on Wednesday that it has opened a green data center next to its FedEx Rocky Mountain Tech Center in Colorado Springs, CO, Enterprise Data Center-West. More: continued here
FedEx broke ground in Norcross, Ga. for a distribution facility that the company expects to employ 240 workers and 75 contractors when it opens next year. More: continued here
FedEx center will eventually add more than 500 workers More: continued here
FedEx Ground on Friday detailed plans for growth in Norcross, revealing it will spend $55 million to build a facility there. More: continued here
As part of an ongoing national expansion plan, FedEx Ground, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. , has selected a 52-acre site in Norcross, Ga., to build a new distribution center that will complement the operations of three existing facilities in the Atlanta area. More: continued here