What This Turnaround Means for Investors
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Oct 10th 2012 9:31PM
Updated Oct 11th 2012 1:28AM
Today, Fool.com analysts Isaac Pino and Blake Bos dissect FedEx's recent earnings call and distill exactly what investors should care about from the presentation.
Overall, the company has announced some ambitous plans to save money and up its competitive edge against UPS, which includes a big move to cloud computing, a more modern air fleet, and a voluntary buyout program.
Overall it's a strong announcement from management today that investors should be happy to hear.
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