“FedEx Corp., operator of the world’s largest cargo airline, cut its annual profit outlook as a weakening economy spurs shippers in the U.S. and overseas to switch to cheaper delivery options. ‘Fundamentally what’s happening is that exports around the world have contracted and the policy choices in Europe, the U.S. and China are having an effect on global trade,’ Chief Executive Officer Fred Smith said on a conference call. ‘Over the last few months, exports and trade have gone down at a faster rate than GDP has.'”
Related posts:
When the Government Went After Dr. Spock
China Orders Ban on New Government Buildings
Amash: "NSA Director Lied To Congress; Any Other American Faces Jail Time For That!"
Special forces set to swarm US Southwest and operate among civilians
Why Mortgages Will Soon Be More Expensive
Health officials 'respond' to beach radiation scare
Bitcoin fever: The virtual money everybody may use someday
Al-Qaeda-linked force captures Fallujah amid rise in violence in Iraq
US bans uncharged cell phones, laptops from some flights
Texas Comptroller Susan Combs: Debt Excess Even Lives in Texas
Argentinian vet designs $3 IUD device to boost beef production
Banks Seek a Shield in Mortgage Rules
In Argentina, More Official Lying About Basic Economic Facts
Two Algerians repatriated from Guantanamo: Pentagon
Pressure on China central bank for 15% yuan depreciation: sources