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Fortune: Is the overnight envelope anti-green?updated: Fri May 01 2009 11:50:00

At the recent Fortune Brainstorm: Green conference, the subject of the famous FedEx overnight envelope came up. One of my fellow panelists said he was surprised to still see those envelopes, implying that the contents could easily be transmitted electronically, and that somehow this service was environmentally "wasteful."

Fortune: 'The economy will come around'updated: Tue Oct 07 2008 18:15:00

If you're looking for insight into the global economy, Fred Smith is a pretty good place to start. As CEO of Memphis-based package-delivery giant FedEx, he oversees an army of some 290,000 workers who collectively move 7.6 million parcels daily to more than 220 countries.

FSB: Videoconferencing options for small bizupdated: Fri Feb 01 2008 11:38:00

Dear FSB: I own an executive-search firm that works with clients and job candidates worldwide. Meeting in person isn't always practical, so we use phone conferencing to introduce clients and candidates long distance. We think videoconferencing would work better. What are our options?

CNNMoney: Stocks mixed in volatile sessionupdated: Thu Dec 20 2007 11:26:00

Stocks were volatile Thursday morning as investors weighed strong corporate earnings against more bad news from the banking sector.

CNNMoney: Stocks mixed at openupdated: Thu Dec 20 2007 10:30:00

Stocks were volatile Thursday morning as investors weighed strong corporate earnings against more bad news from the banking sector.

FSB: Skip that business trip for a mere $299,000updated: Tue Nov 06 2007 11:07:00

Big tech makers such as Cisco, Hewlett-Packard and others are rolling out spiffy new videoconferencing products. I recently tested Cisco's latest, called TelePresence. And my verdict? It is impressive. Utterly so. But at $299,000 per setup - and a minimum of two setups per conversation - it had better be. And even with this pristine video quality, videoconferencing may still not get over the mainstream hump.

Your new home office: Budget or blowoutupdated: Fri Oct 12 2007 10:53:00

Working from home can be as or more productive than renting yourself out daily, but only if you have the right equipment.

CNNMoney: FedEx tops earnings estimatesupdated: Thu Sep 20 2007 08:26:00

Package delivery company FedEx Corp. said Thursday its fiscal 2008 first-quarter earnings rose 4 percent to beat Wall Street's expectations on strong international growth.

FSB: 3-D printing for the rest of usupdated: Thu Sep 20 2007 06:12:00

After midnight, it's dark and nearly silent in the Klock Werks Kustom Cycles shop (kustomcycles.com) in Mitchell, S.D. The only sound is the low hum emanating from a box that looks like a cross between a dormitory fridge and a Xerox machine. Behind a compartment of clear glass, the device - a Stratasys Prodigy 3-D printer - is constructing a complex shape, all curves and spaces, out of plastic.

Business 2.0: 3-D printing for the massesupdated: Tue Aug 21 2007 21:29:00

After midnight, it's dark and nearly silent in the Klock Werks Kustom Cycles shop in Mitchell, S.D. The only sound is the low hum emanating from a box that looks like a cross between a dormitory fridge and a Xerox machine.

CNNMoney: FedEx profits rise but disappointupdated: Tue Jun 19 2007 21:04:00

Package delivery company FedEx Corp. on Wednesday reported a disappointing profit and said earnings growth would fall short of expectations due to continued softness in the U.S. economy.

SI.com: Ballesteros struggles in Champions debutupdated: Fri May 18 2007 20:00:00

HOOVER, Ala. (AP) -- Seve Ballesteros got off to a terrible start in his Champions Tour debut Friday, opening with a double bogey and finishing with a 6-over 78 to fall 13 strokes behind leader Scott Hoch in the Regions Charity Classic.

SI.com: Hoch gets first Champions Tour victoryupdated: Sun May 06 2007 19:00:00

LAKEWAY, Texas (AP) -- Scott Hoch fired a final-round 68 Sunday to capture his first Champions Tour victory, winning by two shots over D.A. Weibring at the FedEx Kinko's Classic.

SI.com: Hoch seeks first Champions winupdated: Sat May 05 2007 21:00:00

LAKEWAY, Texas (AP) -- Scott Hoch moved into position for his first Champions Tour victory, shooting a 6-under 66 on Saturday to take a three-stroke lead over D.A. Weibring into the final round of the FedEx Kinko's Classic.

SI.com: Thompson fires tournament-record 64updated: Fri May 04 2007 21:00:00

LAKEWAY, Texas (AP) -- Leonard Thompson shot a tournament-record 8-under 64 on Friday to take two-stroke lead in the FedEx Kinko's Classic, making the 60-year-old player the Champions Tour's oldest first-round leader of the year.

Fortune: Kinko's chief: 'Willing to take short-term pain'updated: Wed Jan 17 2007 16:15:00

Five years ago Kinko's CEO Gary Kusin tried to poach Ken May from FedEx to serve as his chief operating officer. Happy working for the global shipping giant, May declined, but as fate would have it, he ended up in that role anyway after FedEx bought Kinko's in February 2004.

CNNMoney: Holiday crush: Postmen rush to ship giftsupdated: Mon Dec 18 2006 08:01:00

Santa isn't the only one working feverishly - package and mail carriers are due to have their busiest days of the year this week.

CNNMoney: Extreme holiday shippingupdated: Mon Dec 11 2006 11:53:00

Santa isn't the only one busy around this season - mail carriers are putting in extra effort with two weeks left for holiday shopping.

Money Magazine: Why FedEx can fly and Disney will settle downupdated: Tue Nov 14 2006 08:23:00

As the blue-chip stock indexes rally, many big high-quality growth stocks are perking up. As they do, investors have to determine which stocks still have substantial room to advance.

FSB: How to play bigupdated: Mon Oct 23 2006 09:13:00

Using new tools, even the tiniest companies can compete with the big boys.

FSB: PR for the rest of usupdated: Tue Oct 03 2006 13:10:00

On a rainy morning in Charlotte, Mike and Kathy Butler, founders of the PRstore, are hunkered down in a conference room, teaching the intricacies of logos, letterheads, and lamination to some new f...

Money Magazine: The smart way to use stock market analystsupdated: Fri Aug 25 2006 10:02:00

Securities analysts may pull down huge salaries and bonuses, but there's little evidence that their buy, sell and hold recommendations on big blue chips do any better than the S&P 500 index.

A portrait of an online gamblerupdated: Thu Jul 20 2006 09:15:00

The habit started seemingly innocent enough, buying scratch tickets at local liquor stores and gas stations 10 years ago. But a few years later, he would find himself -- night after night -- in a Kinko's FedEx store. He wasn't there for the copiers, but for the Internet connection. And he was in trouble.

Fortune: Not by bread aloneupdated: Mon Jul 10 2006 00:01:00

On a June morning in Hoboken, N.J., Ron Shaich, CEO of Panera Bread, is deep in conversation with a tattooed man about why he comes to Panera's bakery cafés.

Money Magazine: FedEx: Flying even higherupdated: Tue Jun 27 2006 09:46:00

Global economic growth is providing the air beneath the wings of FedEx, the leading air express shipper.

Business 2.0: Why companies overlook their own talentupdated: Thu Jun 08 2006 07:22:00

This January, sneaker history repeated itself. Nike announced that it was replacing CEO William Perez, whom it had hired from S.C. Johnson & Son just 13 months earlier, with 27-year company veteran...

FSB: Trying to sell the perfect putter on a shoestringupdated: Tue Mar 21 2006 10:36:00

A couple of hundred yards from the practice green at Eisenhower Park Golf Course in East Meadow, N.Y., Guerin Rife holds up his latest brainchild, the Two Bar putter, and points it toward the sky l...

Money Magazine: Managing the bossupdated: Tue Jan 24 2006 15:42:00

Your boss stops by to check on a project you're late on and catches you shopping online.

CNNMoney: FedEx flies higherupdated: Tue Dec 27 2005 09:04:00

This is the season for companies to deliver presents -- and also take back gifts that are being returned. So it's not surprising that shares of overnight shipper FedEx often perform well between Labor Day and Christmas.

CNNMoney: FedEx tops target, ups outlookupdated: Wed Dec 21 2005 07:54:00

FedEx Corp. Wednesday delivered better than expected earnings and improved guidance to its investors Wednesday.

Fortune: For FedEx, it was time to deliver updated: Mon Oct 03 2005 00:01:00

Watching TV in Memphis, Mike Mitchell didn't get it. Day after day, the FedEx Express senior technical advisor heard reporters describe how desperately New Orleans rescuers needed communications. N...

Fortune: Bigger and BIGGERupdated: Mon Sep 05 2005 00:01:00

IT'S ONE THING FOR FORTUNE'S Fastest-Growing Companies--with median annual sales of just $582 million--to increase revenues and profits by double-digit percentages. It's quite another for the giant...

When can I go home?updated: Mon Aug 29 2005 22:50:00

Hundreds of thousands of refugees from Hurricane Katrina holed up with friends and family across the South probably have one question foremost on their minds: When can I go home?

CNNMoney: FedEx: Ready for takeoffupdated: Tue May 31 2005 09:20:00

Analysts were downgrading Federal Express last fall. But since December, four firms have upped their ratings. This change in sentiment has yet to be reflected in the stock price, however. At a current $90 a share, Federal Express is nearly 12 percent below its 2005 high.

CNNMoney: First-class stamps headed up to 39 centsupdated: Fri Apr 08 2005 12:00:00

The Postal Service Friday proposed a sweeping rate increase that would boost the price of a first-class stamp from 37 to 39 cents.

CNNMoney: 21 ways to jump start your careerupdated: Thu Mar 17 2005 15:17:00

Don't let your job become routine. Make a few changes here and there and see if you can't give your career a jolt.

Business 2.0: The No-Nonsense Guide to Business Travelupdated: Tue Mar 01 2005 00:01:00

It's always on your mind: the next business trip. But what you're thinking about is closing the next deal--not the mundane details of your travel arrangements. So we've done that for you. Our down-...

FSB: Office Spaceupdated: Tue Mar 01 2005 00:01:00

What business are we really in? After Steve Greenbaum and Brian Spindel broadened the answer to that question from mostly mail to business services, the entrepreneurs, based in Henderson, Nev., boo...

CNNMoney: Relief effort for Asia buildsupdated: Tue Dec 28 2004 12:40:00

One of the world's largest relief efforts gained momentum Tuesday as countries and aid organizations made more donations of money, supplies and personnel to areas ravaged by earthquake-triggered tsunamis.

Business 2.0: The Road Warrior's Wi-fi Survival Guideupdated: Wed Dec 01 2004 00:01:00

You're in a strange city with an hour between meetings. If only you could find a place to check your e-mail. You can always hit a Kinko's, Starbucks, or UPS Store—all Wi-Fi-equipped—provided there'...

Business 2.0: Earnings Roundupupdated: Wed Dec 01 2004 00:01:00

ORACLE Analysts predict second-quarter earnings of 14 cents per share when results are released in mid-December, up 2 cents from last year. If Oracle can complete the PeopleSoft acquisition quickly...

Fortune: Why FedEx Is Flying High ighupdated: Mon Nov 01 2004 00:01:00

If you ever find yourself up in Anchorage, make a right turn off Minnesota Drive onto Northern Lights Boulevard as you leave downtown. The road dips and twists for two miles, skirting Lake Hood and...

Fortune: Fred Smith Delivers The Goodsupdated: Mon Aug 23 2004 00:01:00

Most CEOs couldn't find Qingdao on a map, but the coastal city in China's northern Shandong province has been in Fred Smith's cross hairs for some time. Smith, founder and CEO of express-delivery k...

CNNMoney: FedEx ups forecasts, stock jumpsupdated: Wed Jun 23 2004 07:50:00

FedEx Corp. said Wednesday it expects to beat first-quarter and full fiscal year forecasts, as broad-based economic improvement across many sectors in the U.S. and world economies should help shipment volumes.

CNNMoney: FedEx to top 4Q targetupdated: Thu Jun 10 2004 08:04:00

FedEx Corp. said Thursday that it expects fiscal fourth quarter earnings to come in better than its earlier guidance and current Wall Street forecasts.

Fortune: iPass COMMUNICATIONSupdated: Mon May 17 2004 00:01:00

Redwood Shores, Calif. Founded 1996

CNNMoney: FedEx tops forecasts, stock ralliesupdated: Wed Mar 17 2004 07:46:00

FedEx Corp. delivered a surprising jump in quarterly earnings and made a bullish forecast for the current quarter, sparking Wednesday's rally in the stock of the leading overnight package delivery company.

Fortune: Special: CEOs On Innovationupdated: Mon Mar 08 2004 00:01:00

"I Have a Cast-Iron Stomach"

Fortune: Does This Package Make Sense? FedEx puts a priority on retail shipping with its pricey acquisition of Kinko's.updated: Mon Jan 26 2004 00:01:00

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Scoping out the volunteersupdated: Mon Jan 19 2004 11:17:00

Sure, you could decide whom to vote for by listening to the candidates speak and reading their position papers, but wouldn't it be easier if there were armies of political-science majors who did all the sorting and thinking for you?

Business 2.0: The Incredible Shrinking Office Staying productive on the road doesn't have to mean camping out at Kinko's. We've packed everythupdated: Wed Oct 01 2003 00:01:00

Bright Move Running off juice from your laptop's battery, this portable lamp lets you work on a darkened plane or in a dimly lit hotel room. Kensington FlyLight USB Notebook Light: $23; www.kensing...

Fortune: Gifts for Mobile Fathersupdated: Mon Jun 09 2003 00:01:00

Is Dad a traveling man? This Father's Day, remember your favorite road warrior--and make sure he remembers you--with one of these gifts designed to take the stumbles out of his trips. Our ideas sta...

FSB: Scorecard THE NEWS ACCORDING TO FSBupdated: Sat Mar 01 2003 00:01:00

THE HEADLINES 1 San Francisco Becomes First City to Outlaw the Segway

Fortune: Unwrapper's Delight Give it up for our Holiday Gift Guideupdated: Mon Dec 09 2002 00:01:00

Outside, the Gentle Giant Studios is an unprepossessing warehouse on a stretch of uncharming highway they tell me is in Burbank. Inside, however, it's Wonderland. It's Toontown, teeming with imagin...

FSB: Four sites to check out--and one to avoid.updated: Sat Jun 01 2002 00:01:00

BetterManagement.com Pop quiz! Under the tenure of Jack Welch, before any GE employee could reach executive level, he had to be trained to black-belt status in what? If all you can think of is kara...

Fortune: Overcoming Dyslexiaupdated: Mon May 13 2002 00:01:00

Consider the following four dead-end kids.

FSB: Nice Day At The Office Our spring buyers' guide reviews 13 productivity-boosting products.updated: Wed May 01 2002 00:01:00

Technology and fashion are two industries that don't often intersect. Tech products may have added some style of late, but it's not as though proper decorum dictates that you use only a white PC be...

Fortune: Taking the High Road When Joshua David started the battle to save an old elevated railway in New York City, he discovered that lupdated: Mon Oct 29 2001 00:01:00

Before I discovered the High Line, it was my job to travel to five-star resorts for glossy magazines, critiquing the tropical drinks that were brought to me by pool attendants whose smiles were as ...

Fortune: Our Man on the Internet World Beat Sure, lots of dot-coms have overpromised. But the evolution of the Web updated: Mon Dec 18 2000 00:01:00

Let's forget for a minute that there are dot-coms out there (or recently deceased) that overpromised and underdelivered when it came to business services. The truth is that the Internet has allowed...

Fortune: Heroes Of Small Business From Apple's Steve Jobs to Kinko's founder Paul Orfalea to Earl Graves of Black Enterprise magazine, meupdated: Mon Nov 13 2000 00:01:00

We need heroes. This is an old-fashioned, even quaint, notion in our cynical age, but it is true. We want to know that there are those among us who have succeeded against all odds. We long for stor...

FSB: Heroes Of Small Business From Apple's Steve Jobs to Paul Orfalea of Kinko's to Texas lawyer Louise Raggio: Meet updated: Wed Nov 01 2000 00:01:00

We need heroes. This is an old-fashioned, even quaint, notion in our cynical age, but it is true. We want to know that there are those among us who have succeeded against all odds. We long for stor...

FSB: What You Can Learn From the Dot-Com Crashupdated: Sun Oct 01 2000 00:01:00

Boo.com. CraftShop.com. Toysmart.com. Violet.com. Brandwise.com. The ever lengthening list of failed Internet startups is by now a familiar one. The new conventional wisdom is that stock market inv...

FSB: The Virtual Copy Shopsupdated: Sun Oct 01 2000 00:01:00

It's almost five, you need that report printed and bound on your client's desk by tomorrow morning--or even later tonight--and she's a thousand miles away. Do you (a) rush to Kinko's, seethe quietl...

Fortune: Net Cafes: An English Flavor Comes to the U.S.updated: Mon Jun 26 2000 00:01:00

This fall a new inhabitant will take its place among the theaters and theme parks of Times Square--the easyEverything Internet cafe. This temple of interactivity, billed as the largest of its kind,...

Fortune: From the Corner Office To Around the Cornerupdated: Mon Apr 03 2000 00:01:00

For most of his career, Sam Hill walked the corridors--and sat in the boardrooms--of big corporations, most recently at ad agency D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles. When he opened his own consultancy, ...

FSB: Freeeedom!updated: Tue Feb 01 2000 00:01:00

For most of his career, Sam Hill walked the corridors--and sat in the boardrooms--of big corporations, most recently at ad agency D'Arcy, Masius, Benton & Bowles. When he opened his own consultancy...

Fortune: Their Wildest Dreamsupdated: Mon Aug 16 1999 00:01:00

We are the music-makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams, Wandering by lone sea breakers, And sitting by desolate streams; World-losers and world-forsakers, On whom the pale moon gleams: Yet we a...

Fortune: A Better Taskmaster Than The Market? A handful of private companies use "phantom stock" to reward managers and drive performanceupdated: Mon Oct 26 1998 00:01:00

Even in the stable, branded world of cosmetics, the whipsawing stock market spells mayhem for managers. Consider Avon Products. Like most companies, it enthusiastically endorses the use of stock op...

Fortune: KINKO'S BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY SERVICESupdated: Mon Jul 08 1996 00:01:00

VENTURA, CA. Founded 1970 Revenues: N.A. Employees: 22,000 Private www.kinkos.com

Fortune: DELIVERING GROWTHupdated: Mon Sep 04 1995 00:01:00

DELIVERING GROWTH

Fortune: IT'S 2 A.M., LET'S GO TO WORK OR PLAY GOLF. OR SHOP. COMPANIES LOVE AN ECONOMY THAT ROCKS AROUND THE CLOCK. A LOT updated: Mon Aug 21 1995 00:01:00

Leon Leonwood Bean, that taciturn merchant from Maine, would have shuddered at being called trendy. But he was the standard-bearer for the 24-hour economy--nonstop commerce by and for those who can...

Fortune: Watering the Iowa economyupdated: Mon Aug 03 1987 00:01:00

Like a rain shower during a drought, the Iowa Caucus will bring some relief to the battered farm economy of the Hawkeye State. Some $25 million will be pumped into Iowa by February 8, when citizens...

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