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September 28, 2017
Selfies Document Life-Changing Trips to FedEx Office
Tears streamed down Lacy Healey’s face as she raced to a FedEx Office retail store about 20 miles from her house outside of San Antonio.
April 28, 2017
Shanghai Company Converts Cloth into Custom Promotional Materials
Take a behind the scenes look at how Shanghai, China company Pdyear can print nearly any color, logo or company message on their cloth promotional items.
February 21, 2017
Pandas Aren’t the Only Rare Breed Aboard the FedEx Panda Express
This month marks the 7th time the FedEx Panda Express has been called into service. Find out who was aboard the flight.
December 7, 2016
The Beast Takes Beauty from Online to In-Store
Step inside The Beast for an insider’s look at the beauty they create.
October 11, 2016
Seeing the Light: Eight Days in China On Board a Flying Eye Hospital
As I watched the last piece of surgical equipment being loaded onto the MD-10 aircraft, I was struck by the mission before me—watching first hand as a portable hospital took shape, one that will fly to people in need instead of the other way around. This is an opportunity for me to witness Orbis’ sight-saving
March 6, 2014
China, India, Mexico and more: A global e-commerce discussion with Raj Subramaniam
In our ongoing Access series exploring the links between connectivity and innovation, we spoke with Raj Subramaniam, executive vice president, marketing and communications, FedEx Services.[Read more about Access]ACCESS: What is the relationship between increased global connectivity and innovation?
January 8, 2014
A Commitment that Makes a Difference
This is the first in a series of 10 guest blog posts from the Executive Directors of Safe Kids Worldwide affiliates that FedEx works with around the world in support of child pedestrian road safety initiatives. With tens of thousands of vehicles on the world’s roadways, FedEx is actively engaged in promoting road safety. This month we will hear from Monica Cui, Executive Director of Safe Kids China.
December 12, 2013
Get ready for the (next) Asian trade revolution
When I moved to Asia in 1994, the most common shipment was electronics.Think big and expensive. The first, mass-produced PCs were spreading like wildfire, and innovations like the “personal communicator” – dubbed “bricks” due to their size and weight – were starting to take off.