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FedEx just spun off its freight division and switched to a calendar fiscal year, making Wednesday's earnings the first real look at what the stripped-down parcel business can actually earn. Pilot contract costs and stranded overhead now stand between management's margin promises and Wall Street's patience.

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FedEx Freight (NYSE:FDXF) reports next week, its first full set of results since splitting from FedEx in June. But the number to watch isn’t revenue. In its last report, fiscal fourth-quarter revenue rose 4.8% even as average daily shipments fell 5.9%. The question is whether a bigger bill per shipment can turn into bigger profit before […]

FedEx (NYSE:FDX) is due to report results after the market closes next Wednesday, its first since the fiscal fourth-quarter report this summer. The company reporting will look different from the one investors knew a year ago. Its freight division now trades as a separate stock, and FedEx has moved to a calendar-year schedule. But a […]

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FedEx and UPS are expected to raise delivery prices in Q4, with peak season surcharges increasing costs. Fuel price easing and a rebound in discounting activity helped shippers in Q3.

Analysis suggests FedEx is stronger after its freight spin, but its stock price is still below its estimated value of around $300. The recommendation is to hold near $291.