New York Times (blog) An Apple App to Buy an Apple PhoneNew York Times (blog)eBay recently said that more than eight million people shop the online auction site from their iPhones, and that last year, mobile commerce generated $600 …and more » More: continued here
Whitman's costly confrontation with an eBay employee; and she drops another …San Francisco Chronicle (blog)The New York Times is reporting that while she was still eBay CEO, GOP guv candidate Meg Whitman had a physical confrontation with an employee that cost the …Settlement Was Paid in Whitman Shoving IncidentNew York TimesReport says Calif. gov candidate…
FedEx Corp. is riding a wave of rising China exports as the global economy expands after the recession, boosting the economic bellwether’s quarterly profit. More: continued here
FedEx will report earnings on Wednesday, providing Wall Street with new information on the impact of the European financial crisis on a key global business. More: continued here
FedEx Corp. is set to report fiscal fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday. More: continued here
Even FedEx couldn’t have delivered this bundle any faster. A day after a 22-year-old Haitian woman gave birth aboard an American Airlines flight from Port-au-Prince to Hollywood-Fort Lauderdale International Airport, she was resting comfortably Saturday with her newborn son at Broward General Medical Center. More: continued here
The Memphis-based company also says it hasn’t been in discussions with officials of Bowl Championship Series conferences. More: continued here
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NEW YORK, June 13 (Reuters) – As investors struggle to shake fears — fueled by European debt and US unemployment — of a double-dip recession, shareholders of FedEx Corp are looking elsewhere for signs of economic growth. More: continued here
FedEx reportedly is prepared to deliver big bucks to any BCS conference willing to add the University of Memphis. FedEx’s chief executive, Fred Smith, has told conferences his company would pay one of them up to $10 million a year if they invite Memphis, CBSSports.com reported. University of Memphis – FedEx – United States –…