FedEx Corporation (FDX) stock has appeared in varied perspectives recently. The company has plans to lay off 480 workers and shut two facilities and is set against UPS for comparing advantages. FDX Director Walsh has sold $860k in shares, while analysts are bullish on the stock, predicting a resurgence post a perceived exaggerated correction. In response to customer expectation, it plans to launch FedEx Easy Returns at 3,000 locations supported by Blue Yonder. Even as it navigates global trade uncertainty, it reported robust fourth-quarter earnings. The company continues to remain on investors' radars with news of holdings by Bill Gates, Marjorie Taylor Greene and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust, among others. Meanwhile, FedEx aims for $1 billion in cost savings in the next fiscal year, but there's a cut in guidance due to tariff worries. The company's stock witnessed a minor dip despite beating the Q4 earnings estimate but continues to be the highest-ranked delivery company on Fortune’s “World's Most Admired Companies” list. Recently, FedEx hiked its dividend by 5%, making it an attractive buy.
