OAKLAND — FedEx and Goodwill have disclosed plans to shut multiple Bay Area sites and chop a combined hundreds of jobs in a reminder that the region’s hiring retrenchment extends well beyond the tech ...

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FedEx is downgraded to 'hold' amid macro risks and demand struggles, despite improved margins and cost-saving initiatives.

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face trade war unknowns Top bidder emerges for US Geological Survey campus in Menlo Park Bay Area oil refinery faces uncertain future after owner issues alert FedEx will cut 95 jobs at a shipping ...

FedEx has done a good job capturing demand surcharge pricing. Timely deliveries, paired with DRIVE cost reductions, could help protect FedEx's margins even during a challenging macro environment.

impacting 95 employees Affected employees will be provided with job placement assistance, relocation aid, or severance as applicable, FedEx spokesperson David Westrick said in an emailed statement.

JetZero said in a statement Wednesday it "is considering several locations for its future factory. At full-run rate ...

FedEx is also closing two sites. All told, the two organizations intend to slash a combined 264 Bay Area jobs. The layoffs will affect workers in Oakland, Emeryville and San Francisco. The job ...