FedEx
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Summary
FedEx is a business[1]. FedEx ranks in the top 0.58% of business entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (6,266 views/month, #171 of 29,529).[2]
Key Facts
- FedEx was a member of Linux Foundation[3].
- FedEx was a member of C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group[4].
- FedEx is in the country of United States[5].
- FedEx is in the country of Canada[6].
- FedEx is in the country of US[7].
- FedEx is in the country of FR[8].
- FedEx's instance of is recorded as business[9].
- FedEx's instance of is recorded as public company[10].
- FedEx's instance of is recorded as package delivery[11].
- FedEx's founder is recorded as Frederick W. Smith[12].
- FedEx is owned by The Vanguard Group[13].
- FedEx is owned by Frederick W. Smith[14].
- FedEx is owned by BlackRock[15].
- FedEx is owned by Dodge & Cox[16].
- FedEx is owned by PRIMECAP[17].
- FedEx's headquarters location is recorded as Memphis[18].
- FedEx's chief executive officer is recorded as Raj Subramaniam[19].
- FedEx's child organization or unit is recorded as FedEx Express[20].
- FedEx's child organization or unit is recorded as FedEx Office[21].
- FedEx's child organization or unit is recorded as FedEx Ground[22].
- FedEx is part of Dow Jones Transportation Average[23].
- FedEx is part of S&P 100[24].
- FedEx is part of S&P 500[25].
- FedEx's Commons category is recorded as FedEx[26].
- FedEx's stock exchange is recorded as New York Stock Exchange[27].
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Founding
FedEx's founder is recorded as Frederick W. Smith[12]. Recorded inception include January 1, 1971[28], 1997-10-02[29], and 1989-02-13[30]. FedEx's location of formation is recorded as Little Rock[31].
Identity
Part of include Dow Jones Transportation Average[23], a stock market index[32], in United States[33], founded in 1884[34]; S&P 100[24], a stock market index[35], in United States[36], founded in 1976[37]; and S&P 500[25], a stock market index[38], in United States[39].
Leadership
FedEx's chief executive officer is recorded as Raj Subramaniam[19]. Chairpersons include David J. Bronczek[40], an entrepreneur[41], b. 1943[42], of United States[43] and Frederick W. Smith[44], a military officer[45], 1944–2025[46], of United States[47], awarded the Bronze Star Medal[48]. Board members include Marvin Ellison[49], a chief executive officer[50], b. 1966[51], of United States[52]; Tricia Griffith[53], a président-directeur général[54], b. 1965[55], of United States[56]; Kim Jabal[57]; Brad Martin[58]; Joshua Cooper Ramo[59], a writer[60], b. 1968[61], of United States[62], specialised in international relations[63]; and Susan Schwab[64]. FedEx's director / manager is recorded as Frederick W. Smith[65].
Operations
FedEx's headquarters location is recorded as Memphis[18]. Subsidiaries include FedEx Express[20], an airline[66], in United States[67], founded in 1971[68], headquartered in Memphis[69]; FedEx Office[21], a business[70], in United States[71], founded in 1970[72], headquartered in Dallas[73]; and FedEx Ground[22], a business[74], founded in 2000[75], headquartered in Moon Township[76].
Industry
Industries include logistics[77] and transport industry[78].
Ownership
Owners include The Vanguard Group[13], a business[79], in United States[80], founded in 1975[81], headquartered in Malvern[82]; Frederick W. Smith[14], a military officer[83], 1944–2025[84], of United States[85], awarded the Bronze Star Medal[86]; BlackRock[15], a company[87], in United States[88], founded in 1988[89], headquartered in New York City[90]; Dodge & Cox[16], a business[91], in United States[92], founded in 1930[93], headquartered in San Francisco[94]; and PRIMECAP[17], a business[95], founded in 1983[96], headquartered in Pasadena[97]. FedEx's stock exchange is recorded as New York Stock Exchange[27]. FedEx's product or material produced is recorded as express mail[98].
Brands and Namesakes
Things named for FedEx include Northwest Stadium[99], a multi-purpose sports venue[100], in United States[101]; FedExForum[102], a stadium[103], in United States[104], founded in 2004[105]; and Fedexia[106], a fossil taxon[107].
Why It Matters
FedEx ranks in the top 0.58% of business entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (6,266 views/month, #171 of 29,529).[2] FedEx has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[108] FedEx is known by 57 alternative names across languages and contexts.[109]
Entities named for FedEx include Northwest Stadium[99], a multi-purpose sports venue[100], in United States[101]; FedExForum[102], a stadium[103], in United States[104], founded in 2004[105]; and Fedexia[106], a fossil taxon[107].