FedEx

Essential workers and their customers are feeling stretched thin by the coronavirus pandemic, and tensions boiling over into confrontations that are being captured on video.

The move comes after FedEx said it would limit the number of items that roughly two dozen retailers can ship from certain locations.

Many retailers have seen e-commerce sales surge since they were ordered to close thousands of their stores, a shift that has unleashed a flood of packages into FedEx's delivery network.

The outbreak among FedEx workers has prompted questions from New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, who wrote to FedEx Chairman and CEO Fred Smith about safety protocols at the delivery giant.

Workers for Amazon, Whole Foods, Walmart, FedEx, Trader Joes, Target, Shipt and Instacart are staging May Day walkouts.

FedEx is partnering with tech company BigCommerce to offer small businesses free tech service and discounted shipping costs.

Deliveries have more than doubled in Virginia, where Wing has partnered with FedEx, Walgreens, a bakery and a coffee shop.

Amazon is suspending the service because it needs people and capacity to handle a surge in its own customers’ orders.

FedEx submitted a request to the U.S. government for "liquidity support"

FedEx is getting creative to fend off Amazon.

Weeks after Christmas rush, Amazon says FedEx service levels have improved; FedEx says its network performed well during peak season

A price hike caused by the changing landscape of e-commerce.

Amazon hit with allegations of unsafe drivers on Christmas Eve.

FedEx, UPS and USPS are doing their part to help shoppers navigate the stress-inducing season all while facing mounting pressure to deliver on time.

It was the latest blow in a battle between the longtime shipping giant and the e-commerce behemoth rapidly encroaching on its turf.

FedEx reduced its full-year profit guidance to account for the poor results.

Amazon has been building out its fleet of cargo planes to chip away at a business dominated by FedEx, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service.

Punishments range from fines to a year in jail and upward of five years in prison for repeat offenders.

The world’s largest online retailer is delivering 46 percent of U.S. packages bought on its online platform itself.

The owners say their dog was sunbathing in their backyard when the package was thrown over the fence.