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NEW YORK (AP) – FedEx says it will raise prices at its freight and national trucking unit by 5.9 percent on Feb. 1.These rate increases apply to the c…. More: continued here

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NEW YORK – FedEx says it will raise prices at its freight and national trucking unit by 5.9 percent on Feb. 1. These rate increases apply to the company’s less-than-truckload shipments, where a numb… More: continued here

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FedEx says it will raise prices at its freight and national trucking unit by 5.9 percent on Feb. 1. More: continued here

FedEx says it will raise prices at its freight and national trucking unit by 5.9 percent on Feb. 1. These rate increases apply to the company’s less-than-truckload shipments, where a number of smaller loads from a variety of shippers are consolidated on a… Business – Less than truckload shipping – Transportation and Logistics – Cargo…

FedEx to raise freight prices by 5.9 percent on Feb. 1, following similar hikes at other units More: continued here

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FedEx says it will raise prices at its freight and national trucking unit by 5.9 percent on Feb. 1. These rate increases apply to the company’s less-than-truckload shipments, where a number of smaller loads from a variety of shippers are consolidated on a single truck for final delivery. More: continued here

FedEx Freight will raise its base rates 5.9 percent Feb. 1, signaling its retreat from a less-than-truckload price war that cut into profits in the second half of last year. More: continued here