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Is it true that FedEx started as a college paper that received an "F"?
I heard that originally the founder of FedEx had the idea of a company that packages sent overnight while still in college. He wrote a business plan and then submitted as his role term, only to receive an "F" because his teacher told him it was a bad business idea. Is it true? If not, what well-known company is the truth? Thanks,
Of course, although there are a few details wrong. Founder Fred Smith had written a paper while attending Yale University in an economy. Some reports say he could have received a "C", but Smith reported: "I do not know how much, probably my usual 'C'." That document became the basis of FedEx. You were right in general. Thanks for asking! Jordanna E.
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