FedEx celebrates stable resilience
Normally, FedEx’s annual results might be regarded as unexciting yet the company regards them as a minor triumph.
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Thomas is a widely respected writer and has been analyzing the global logistics market for over 15 years. He has edited a number of international publications and written for most of the leading trade publications in Europe. He has written several in-depth reports on a variety of subjects including Automotive and Chemical logistics. Thomas has been vital in adding value to Ti’s Logistics Briefing service for the last 10 years and works on many global consultancy projects.
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Normally, FedEx’s annual results might be regarded as unexciting yet the company regards them as a minor triumph.
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