In early 2006, the anticipated expansion of package delivery services in China provided a great opportunity for the two package delivery giants FedEx and UPS. It was not clear which of these firms would take advantage of this chance.
UPS had a longer tradition of success, although FedEx had an early foothold. Adding to this argument is the observation the FedEx stock price had been climbing steadily and on that basis, FedEx had outperformed UPS.
PUBLICATION DATE: September 03, 2009 PRODUCT #: UV2561-HCB-ENG
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