Wall Street edges back from its records as FedEx slumps
FedEx dragged on the market with a drop of 14.9% after its profit and revenue for the latest quarter fell short of analysts’ expectations. It said U.S. customers sent fewer packages through priority services, while it had to contend with higher wages for workers and other costs. FedEx also cut its forecast for revenue growth for its fiscal year.
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