FedEx finds new executive from outside the company
FedEx Corp. announced a former Accenture Technology executive will replace a recently exited FedEx executive.
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FedEx Corp. announced a former Accenture Technology executive will replace a recently exited FedEx executive.
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FedEx filings detail a cash payment and more for the former executive vice president.
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