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The user placed an online pre-order for a Gears of War E-Day collector's edition through Microsoft via Shopify. They received a confusing letter from FedEx indicating that payment had failed, which prompted them to question if Shopify uses FedEx and whether the notice is fraudulent due to prior hacking scams.

FedEx and other companies announced layoffs resulting in more than 500 people losing jobs in Southern California. Staples and LAZ Parking are among the affected businesses. Furthermore, two facilities located in Palm Springs and Victorville will close.

Shippers such as FedEx, UPS, and DHL have begun passing on tariff refunds received from the U.S. government to customers who originally paid the tariffs for imported goods. These refunds are part of a monthslong process initiated after the Supreme Court struck down sweeping tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump in March 2025. Consumers can check carrier portals, like FedEx's website, to determine if they are due a refund, though most big retailers used the funds to lower prices rather than issuing direct consumer refunds.

Following a Supreme Court decision that struck down sweeping tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump in March 2025, shippers like FedEx, UPS, and DHL are beginning to pass on tariff refunds received from the U.S. government to customers. These refunds are the last step in a monthslong process of returning tariffs collected under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act on imported goods. Customers who originally paid tariffs may check specific carrier websites for details on receiving their direct refund.

A person helped their friend purchase a Steam Deck from Craigslist, but the friend is now concerned about a potential scam after the tracking number failed, the seller stopped responding, and the item has not been received.

A user received a scam text from someone claiming to be FedEx, specifying their package's delivery time. The user is concerned about potential data leakage after the scammer accurately mentioned their TikTok Shop package's scheduled delivery window.

A Reddit user reported falling victim to a scam on Mercari after communicating outside the app and sending $72 via Zelle. The scammer used fake FedEx videos and package images, later threatening the user with their phone number and address. The user expressed anxiety about potential retaliation but sought reassurance they would not be harmed.

The Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO) has uncovered an organized scam involving the import and clearance of an iPhone 16, implicating FedEx, Customs officials, and private individuals. A complainant paid taxes for an iPhone 16 Plus sent via FedEx but was denied delivery despite documentation, with a forged authority letter allegedly used to transfer the device. The FTO has ordered an investigation into potential widespread fraud and recommended stricter procedures for courier clearances.

FedEx is expanding into healthcare logistics by focusing on business-to-business healthcare shipping, part of its strategy to prioritize four B2B verticals. The company aims to capitalize on the growing GLP-1 market in healthcare.

A mother-in-law continues to fall for a scam where someone impersonates a BTS member, sending gift cards despite evidence and police involvement. A recent package containing a $15,000 check with conflicting shipping details from Carlsbad, California, and New York (listing AAFES as the invoice) has raised concerns about a potential fake check or money mule scam.

A father was scammed after a fraudster posed as Xfinity, using accurate account details to convince him to return a newly purchased phone and tablet. The scammer provided precise information about the devices and delivery address, leading to the items being stolen. Xfinity confirmed the scam, but the victim must still pay over $1,000 for the phone and faces limited recourse.

A live iguana named Titan startled workers at a Memphis FedEx store when it leaped out of a package labeled 'live animal.' The iguana was eventually captured without any injuries to employees or the animal.

A business coalition, including Amazon and FedEx, opposes a NYC Council bill (Intro 518) requiring licenses for last-mile delivery warehouses. Campaign finance disclosures reveal $5.5 million raised against the legislation. Opponents argue the bill could harm businesses, workers, and consumers, citing 10,000 jobs at risk.

A FedEx driver was terminated after a Ring camera recorded him using a racial slur during a delivery to Murrell Homes Real Estate Group in Kansas City. The incident occurred on July 15 when the driver, frustrated by a delayed response, used the slur, which was captured on camera and heard in real time by Shawnna Murrell, the business owner. FedEx confirmed the driver is no longer employed, stating his actions violated company values.

A FedEx driver was terminated after a Ring camera recorded him using a racial slur during a delivery to Murrell Homes Real Estate Group in Kansas City. The real estate business owner, Shawnna Murrell, confirmed she heard the slur and reported it to FedEx, which stated the behavior violated company values and led to the driver's dismissal.

A FedEx driver was terminated after a Ring camera recorded him using a racial slur during a delivery to Murrell Homes Real Estate Group in Kansas City on July 15. The incident occurred when the driver, wearing a company shirt, made the offensive remark after no one immediately answered the door. FedEx confirmed the driver is no longer employed, and the real estate business owner, Shawnna Murrell, emphasized the slur was directed at her company.

A FedEx driver was fired after a black woman's Ring doorbell camera recorded him using offensive language while delivering a package. The incident led to his termination.

A study by a professor and researchers Stan Li and Bixuan Sun found that cognitive load from scrolling social media, such as Instagram, makes consumers prefer explicit advertising claims. Participants under mental fatigue favored ads that directly stated a product was 'the best,' whereas those without cognitive load preferred ads inviting self-directed conclusions. The research tested eco-friendly products like detergent sheets and phone cases.

Tanner Horner, a FedEx driver, is seeking a new trial after being convicted of murdering 7-year-old Athena Strand. He attributes the guilty verdict to media influence.

Killer FedEx driver Tanner Horner is demanding a new trial after being convicted of murdering Athena Strand, 7. He attributes the guilty verdict to media influence.

A man surrendered to police after stealing $31,000 in Apple products during a heist in Medley. Authorities say he coordinated with a FedEx driver who made an unauthorized stop, and surveillance linked his truck to the theft site. He faces grand theft charges and is detained awaiting court.

A second man, Yasmany Aguiar-Gonzalez, was arrested in a scheme to steal over $31,000 in Apple products from a FedEx truck. Surveillance footage and phone records linked him to the theft, which occurred during an unauthorized stop in Pinecrest. The FedEx driver, Michael Turro-Cabrera, was previously arrested for the same crime.

Delta police and B.C. police are investigating an alleged voyeurism incident at a FedEx staff washroom. A FedEx employee was arrested on July 7 but released on conditions pending further investigation.

A woman on Tumblr is offering her 2022 MacBook Pro for free, asking only for shipping payment via FedEx. The poster, based in Florida, included images of the device, which a reverse image search appears to validate. A user in Manitoba seeks advice on ensuring the transaction's safety.

Residents in Richmond, Virginia, rallied against data centers and related infrastructure, citing burdens like property loss due to high-voltage power lines. Additional headlines include a FedEx-linked cannabis shipment tied to a Virginia smoke shop and a rare whale shark sighting off Virginia Beach.

Two unexplained packages addressed to the user's name and home address were delivered: one containing Sees candy via FedEx and another with Nut Haven nuts from Amazon. Amazon confirmed the order originated from a fake account using the user's name and address but not their payment details or email. The user is concerned about potential scamming.

A scam alert warns about a boat parts company on Facebook named 'Marineparts | River Road WA' that requested payments via Zelle or Chime without offering buyer protection. The company claimed to sell parts for a 2006 boat at a discounted price but refused PayPal G&S and provided suspicious payment details linked to a distant individual. The poster advises against using Zelle or Chime for online payments due to lack of refund protection.

A user received a phishing text from scammers claiming to be FedEx after their father ordered a package from Darvil Supply using Shop Pay with their phone number. The user clicked a 'Verify you’re human' checkbox but closed the link after Safari flagged it as deceptive, raising concerns about potential data leaks or device compromise.

A person received a suspicious call from a number displaying 'FEDEX' about a package sent from Miami to Canada on June 30th, flagged by US Customs. The caller knew their last name but provided no Canadian city, and the recipient denied sending the package, suspecting a scam.

America's 250th birthday celebrations on July 3 and 4 will see mixed closures and openings. July 3 is a federal holiday with NYSE and federal offices closed, while banks and national parks remain open. July 4 sees closures for banks and DMV, but stores like Costco and Sam’s Club stay open. Businesses advise confirming hours beforehand.

FedEx is facing a discrimination lawsuit for allegedly failing to provide reasonable accommodations to blind employees. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed the lawsuit against the company.

CMA CGM is nearing a $1.4 billion deal to acquire FedEx's logistics unit, aiming to expand its presence in the US and strengthen its position in the supply chain sector.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued FedEx Corp. for disability discrimination against four blind package handlers at its Kernersville facility, alleging the company failed to provide reasonable accommodations like tactile floor markers and screen reader software, violating the Americans with Disabilities Act. The EEOC claims FedEx ignored requests for accommodations since 2021 and only partially implemented some solutions after an agency investigation in 2024.

Veronika Nikolaevna Mitina faces 12 felony charges for stealing high-value FedEx and UPS packages on behalf of an online fraud group. She intercepted deliveries using a fake ID in a Lexus SUV as part of a Telegram group chat, targeting items worth over $87,000. Another Russian national, Vladimir Kudyakov, was previously arrested for similar crimes.

FedEx reported adjusted EPS of $6.31, exceeding expectations of $5.96. However, its new calendar-year profit forecast fell short of expectations, leading to a stock decline.

FedEx reported strong fiscal fourth quarter earnings, which marked its final quarter including the freight business before its spin-off.

The stock market will focus on FedEx's earnings report and the release of the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge this week. These two events are highlighted as key factors to monitor for potential market impacts.

A 25-year-old Roseville man was charged with criminal vehicular homicide after a drunk driving incident led to a fatal crash on I-494 in Bloomington. The crash occurred when Seth Rylee Timmers attempted a U-turn, colliding with another vehicle and a FedEx semi, resulting in the death of Vernon Chu.

FedEx's long-term business transformation is being tested following a significant catalyst. Investors are assessing whether the anticipated benefits of this change are beginning to materialize.

A fire at a Medline-owned medical equipment warehouse in Tracy, California, was exacerbated by non-functional sprinklers and hydrants, leading to the building's destruction and nearby fires. No injuries were reported, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives will investigate the blaze's cause.