FedEx to Add 20,000 Seasonal Workers
FedEx said it will add about 20,000 workers to handle an estimated 12% jump in volume this holiday season, up from 17,000 last year. More: continued here
FedEx said it will add about 20,000 workers to handle an estimated 12% jump in volume this holiday season, up from 17,000 last year. More: continued here
FedEx expects to handle 9 percent more packages on its busiest day of the year — now projected for Dec. 12. More: continued here
FDN, EBAY, PCLN, YHOO: Large Inflows Detected at ETF More: continued here
NEW YORK — FedEx expects to handle more than 17 million packages on its busiest day of the year in mid-December, as holiday shoppers continue to buy more online. That volume represents a 9 percent increase from last year’s busiest day, and is almost double what FedEx ships on a normal day. The world’s second-largest…
It what seems like a case of déjà vu, the United States Postal Service has issued another possible closure notice for an Audubon County Post Office. Again, as with the notice sent to postal customers in Kimballton a few weeks ago, residents of Brayton are left with more questions than answers. More: continued here
Package delivery giant FedEx Corp. (FDX) on Monday forecast record shipment volumes during the 2011 holiday season. The company expects a 12 percent increase in shipments during the holiday season compared to last year, driven by growing e-commerce shipments. The company also said it will add about 20,000 seasonal workers to help handle the surge…
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(Reuters) – E-commerce will drive record holiday shipments this year for FedEx Corp , the world’s No. 2 package delivery company said on Monday. More: continued here
EBays e-commerce opportunities are real, but the low ROIC is a concern. More: continued here