A true crime breakdown of an incident involving a FedEx driver, focusing on the timeline, investigation, and key findings from the case. What evidence helped piece the story together?

Big companies rarely break themselves apart for fun. They do it because the market refuses to give two businesses living under one roof the credit each deserves on its own. Conglomerate discount is ...

The last US-built commercial airplane with a flight engineer was a 747-200, although a unique aircraft with a flight engineer was built in 2019.

FedEx Freight is set to begin June 1 as a publicly traded company. FedEx Freight is touted as North America's largest LTL ...

Ahead of the separation of its freight business on June 1 and fiscal fourth quarter results three weeks later, J.P. Morgan is ...

The qualifying season is underway for ATA's National Truck Driving Championships, with hundreds of commercial drivers competing in state tournaments.

FedEx Freight donates tractors and trailers to UA Northark to restart its CDL program this fall after an 18-month pause. The ...

The woman, 30, posed as the victim to steal 13 copper bars and 500 silver bars from a Dauphin County FedEx facility in March ...

Joe Sedelmaier, the award-winning commercial director behind the ’80s most pressing question, “Where’s the beef?,” died on May 8. Known for his offbeat Wendy’s and “fast-talking” FedEx commercials, ...

Director Joe Sedelmaier, a giant in the world of television commercials whose style was as identifiable as spotting a Wes Anderson film, died of natural causes at home in Lincoln Park Friday in his ...

As the director of award-winning TV commercials, Sedelmaier chose to stay and create in Chicago, rather than decamp for the coasts.

Regulatory changes have robbed some of the momentum alternative fuels and zero emission-solutions enjoyed just a year ago, but incoming President and CEO of FedEx Freight John Smith said fleets will ...