FedEx

Federal Express, also known as FedEx Corporation, is a multinational courier that has its company headquarters in Memphis, Tennessee. They serve many parts of the world and have 425,000 employees as of 2018. Most of the employment opportunities for this company come from working in sorting and distribution centers, although a significant number of positions are also filled by delivery drivers working truck routes that stretch across the continental United States. These include both long-haul semi-truck positions and FedEx truck deliveries to residential and commercial areas. There are also a number of employees working at FedEx Office locations (these used to be Kinko's, which was bought out by FedEx and now serve as shipping and copy centers).

Federal Express Corporation was founded in 1971 by Frederick W. Smith in Little Rock, Arkansas. However, their headquarters are now in Memphis, Tennessee. Their main products are express mail, third-party logistics, post and package delivery, and freight forwarding. FedEx has around a third of the market share of postal deliveries along with United Parcel Service and the United States Postal Service. FedEx has a number of operating units, all performing different functions of the same delivery business with the exception of one or two such as FedEx Tech Connect and FedEx Office.

FedEx operates around the world, but it is unclear as to how many countries are actually served because of changing regulations and restructuring within the FedEx divisions. FedEx reported $17.7 billion in revenue at the end of the 2017 fiscal year and showed a quarterly revenue growth of 10.10%. It came out to $245.13 in revenue per share.