If Fed Ex and UPS were to merge, would they call it FedUP?
409754
Probably UPSEX (UPS EX)
1179059
no. but maybe if they're separated. \n\nhere's another question to that: what would the secret service code name be for a conjoined twin president???
742149
i think they call it fedegoso
665123
that's never gonna happen!(man, it hurts just to think that, but its true). but even if they did, they wouldnt work together as well as they did in the 80-90's, they've all gone their own different ways.\n\ncan you imagine how much they would be paid for a reunion?
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Yes,Though the merged company will bear the HP name, Fiorina has also said it plans to use the Compaq brand selectively in other areas. HP has not gone into details on where it will be used.\n\nHewlett-Packard's ticker symbol has long been a source of confusion, given that the symbol HP is held by Helmerich & Payne, an oil and gas drilling company.
124509
No.  They're different companies.
877036
ups ... totaly wrong q for me :)
958802
Fed Ex is the most reliable.
858232
i have not heard about any such merger
1049143
It would be called a Unises.
567225
Hey...I have seen some gorgeous Fed-ex guys. If he is williing and your willing..then I say go for it!! Ride that "truck" and make sure you get your "delivery"!!! But just know that if he isnt interested he may avoid coming by ever again...which means you are stuck with a fugley delivery guy.
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And FedEx!!\nBut it's expensive.
514571
The share price of A and B could go up, go down, or stay the same depending on how the market perceives the merger.\n\nHow many shares you would own depends on the terms of the agreement.\n\nThe companies would be separate until the merger was consummated
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Short answer: no.\nLonger, more complete answer: it depends.\n\nWhile on, the UPS uses a small amount of electricity (which costs a small amount of money), produces a small amount of heat (which makes air-conditioning run a tiny bit more, which costs money), and provides a small charge to the battery in the UPS which keeps it in tip-top condition (maximum battery life).\n\nWhile off, the UPS uses no power and produces no heat, but the internal battery "self-discharges" at a slow rate.  This means that you won't have 100% capacity when you turn it (and the computer) on, and the repeated small self-discharge & re-charge cycles will slightly shorten the life of the internal battery. If there are long periods when the computer (& UPS) would be off (like weeks), then this self-discharge could be significant.\n\nSo, if electricity is hideously expensive, or air-conditioning is costly or unavailable, then turning off the UPS might make sense.\n\nIf you've got no money to replace the UPS and the battery has to last as long as possible, leaving the UPS on makes sense.
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I go on Sky Showbiz all the time and if they had split up it would of been on there... \n\nso don't think so!\n\nyer I could of been in there to... \n\nShall we plan to split them up.. dnt know how!!! \n\nooooh welll never mind... \n\nplenty more fish in the sea! :P
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There names that could be good for an up and comming company.\nI always thought that Factor Championship or Kam-eo Heavyweight title could work too.\nAnythings better than the "Million Dollar Championship".
575437
THEY ALWAYS PULL THAT! Go to the main office and tell them you want it now......be sure and threaten them with further business. Example: I will switch to UPS if this happens again!