Items Tagged with 'FedEx'

Speaking at MIT, FedEx founder said he does not see Amazon as a direct competitor.

Melissa Williams discovered her passion in an unlikely place: the driver’s seat of her own truck. A big part of the appeal is freedom and independence, she says, but you have to know your limits and stand your ground.

A number of factors are conspiring to tap the brakes on two years of accelerated, pandemic-driven growth in parcel volumes. That means that unlike last year, shippers in 2022 are finding ample capacity and competition for their parcels.

In pursuit of better way to robotically sort small packages, parcel giant would buy 25 million shares after ordering $200 million worth of equipment.

Partners will mine shipment data, sell insights through “FourKites X” platform

Covid lockdowns in China. Moderating demand easing capacity constraints. Softening e-commerce sales as brick-and-mortar stores make a comeback. Is it just an early, temporary seasonal lull for parcel carriers or a harbinger of a shifting market?

Advances in robotic piece-picking technology are driving its adoption in the DC and attracting investor interest, thanks to e-commerce growth and soaring demand for more warehouses.

Software giant will apply AI muscle to mine data from FedEx’ 17 million daily  package volume.