SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — FedEx Corp. shares gained more than 2% to $96.18 in early trading on Tuesday a day after the shipping giant said that brutal winter weather and rising fuel costs hurt its third-quarter results. But Wall Street analysts stood by the stock in the wake of the warning. S&P Equity Research analyst Jim Corridore was just one of many who stayed upbeat on the shares …
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Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich on Monday slammed rival Rick Santorum as a "big labor Republican," accusing him of siding with unions over Memphis-based FedEx when the Senate … More: continued here
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KiOR, Inc., a next-generation renewable fuels company, announced today that it has signed a ground fuel supply agreement with FedEx Corporate Services, Inc. Under the agreement, KiOR may supply renewable diesel blendstocks for purchase by affiliates of FedEx Corporate Services, Inc. from KiOR’s first commercial production facility in Columbus, MS, which is scheduled to commence…
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Dec. 17 (Bloomberg) — FedEx Corp. stunned investors a week ago by slashing its annual profit forecast, sending the stock down the most in 21 years. Job cuts may be next at the shipper, a proxy for the U.S. economy. More: continued here