CEO’s Decision on the Crisis of BankruptcyJPG

(1)FedEx, which was in the midst of course
(2)The oil shock of the 1970s was directly hit
(3)The amount you need right now
(4)It was $25,000
(5)Fredric Smith, the executive, is in the hands of
(6)There was only five thousand dollars
(7)In the end, Fredric Smith was the one
(8)Take a plane to Las Vegas
(9)5,000 dollars, 27,000 dollars
(10)be successful in one’s comeback

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(2)When you earn 27,000 won, you can stop it because you’re a regular person and you’re successful
(3)I think it’s the difference of CEO. Move 6
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(5)That’s amazing [Laughing] Move
(6)Recommendation R reply
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(8)Best 3
(9)If you get as much as you need and leave without hesitation, CE
(10)○ It’s worth it lol 1 move

(1)불 dagdha 2023-04-08 111758
(2)ADDITIONAL IN 1965 Frederick Smith presented a report on the new freight system as an economics assignment at Yale University The main point of the report was to build a baggage-collecting hub in a densely populated area in the United States, gather all the cargo here, and then ship it across the United States like the wheels of a bicycle Now, this approach, introduced by almost every logistics company, was an unfamiliar one at the time The professor who graded the report gave him a C, saying it was never possible, but Frederick Smith realized his plan and entered the courier business with $4 million in personal wealth and $90 million invested. FedEx’s Moto said he could ship goods anywhere in the world in one night FedEx experienced many difficulties in the early days, but its founding members trusted him and even asked him to sell his watches and precious metals to add to his employees’ wages Smith promised these early colleagues stock options
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(4)Additionally, Frederick Smith and FedEx faced a critical crisis: the oil shock, which sent plane fuel costs through the roof, costing his company more than $1 million a month, with no banks or investors looking for additional loans At the time, FedEx only had $5,000 in its last possession, but it didn’t even pay for the plane’s fuel to deliver the goods next Monday In the worst case scenario, Smith flew to Las Vegas with $5,000 and luckily he was on his side, so he played blackjack and the money was called $32,000 which was enough to fuel the plane and last a few more days Smith then saved the company with an investment of $11 million, FedEx made its first profit of $3.6 million in 1976 and four years later, FedEx’s profit of $400 million and total sales of nearly $500 million

(1)a desperate struggle for freedom