- FedEx Corp (NYSE:FDX) plans to slash the volume outlook for one of its divisions handling e-commerce deliveries.
- The company arrived at the decision, Reuters reported, as its customers are expected to ship fewer packages during the holiday season.
- Related: Are FedEx’s Troubles Indicative Of A Recession? Perhaps Not For UPS, DHL And Amazon
- The message was conveyed to the company’s 6,000 independent contractors that handle delivery and trucking for FedEx Ground in the U.S. and Canada through an internal memo.
- “We expect there to be downward adjustments to volume forecasts,” the report quoted Paul Melander, a FedEx Ground senior vice president.
- Also Read: FedEx Adopts $1.5B Accelerated Share Repurchase Program
- Price Action: FDX shares are trading lower by 1.22% at $153.29 on the last check Friday.
What’s Going On With AMD Shares?
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) shares are trading higher by 2.64% to $74.36 during Tuesday's session. Traders and investors are watching for the company's fourth-quarter earnings announcement, confirmed for after the market close.
