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Good morning. Today is Friday, March 22nd. I'm Julie Morgan. FedEx delivers a strong quarter for its

Express unit. Winnebago says the future looks bright in the RV industry and

DWAC shareholders will vote on a deal to take Trump media and technology public.

FedEx is aiming higher pre-market.

This is happening after the company reported cost savings in the Express business and improved fiscal Q3 margins.

With the street focused on the performance of the FedEx Express segment after a disappointing fiscal Q2.

Investors took a sigh of relief when the Express segment

reported an operating margin of 2.5%.

That's 150 basis points better than what the street expected and 80 basis points better than the prior quarter.

For Q3, the company-wide adjusted operating margin improved to 6.2% from 5.3% in the same quarter last year.

And despite lower revenue, the company attributed the improvement in income and margins

due to the execution of its drive program and continued

focus on revenue quality. FedEx also reduced his capital spending forecast to

5.4 billion from 5.7 billion dollars with a priority on improving efficiency.

In addition FedEx said it will increase its share repurchase in Q4 by $500 million and authorized a new $5 billion share repurchase program.

Pre-market FDX is up more than 12%.

Whenabago says it sees better times ahead after the company reported mixed results for

Q4 which included an 18.8% drop in sales and 43.7% decline in adjusted Eibara. in all saw sales fall in the current quarter from a year ago with the Marine

division suffering the most significant decline of 38.2 percent.

Recognizing the challenges faced by the RV industry stemming from higher interest rates and

consumers apprehension to spend on big ticket items. The company remained

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