Tiger fans got a chance to showcase their school spirit in front of a national television audience. Thousands stood in line for hours and waited for the FedEx Forum doors to open to be a part of ESPN Game Day.
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BRW Woolies and eBay take on Australia Post and the start-up crowd in parcel …BRWWoolworths is the latest company to jump into the burgeoning parcel delivery space, announcing a partnership with eBay on Tuesday. The service will allow eBay shoppers to select their local Woolworths or Big W store as one of the delivery options.eBay…
HomeWorld Business (press release) (blog) eBay Names Pedersen VP/Artificial IntelligenceHomeWorld Business (press release) (blog)To help enhance the customer experience across its marketplace platform, eBay has named Jan Pedersen as vp/chief scientist, artificial intelligence. He will lead the company's AI strategy, including computer vision, natural language understanding and … More: continued here
FedEx will let recipients leave detailed instructions for their driver or reschedule a delivery to their home. FedEx Corp. said Tuesday it will charge… More: continued here
FedEx Corp. shares fell Friday as investors reacted to the company’s worse-than-expected fiscal third quarter earnings and analysts predicted the package delivery company’s profit will continue to be hampered by a weak global economy. More: continued here
EBay CEO John Donahoe's pay package climbed 22 percent in 2010Washington PostBy AP, Monday, March 21, 9:41 PM SAN FRANCISCO — The Associated Press found that the 2010 pay package of online marketplace operator eBay Inc.'s CEO rose 22 percent to $12.4 million from the previous year. According an eBay filing with the Securities …EBay…
FedEx is giving the heave-ho to the worker caught on camera gleefully throwing delivery boxes into her truck in Manhattan, according to Gawker. A viral video from Wednesday shows a uniformed employee on East 44th Street chucking boxes – sometimes in a pile – into the back of a truck and laughing… More: continued here