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Comment / Analysis: A Japan Post merger with FedEx? Just dreaming... or am I?

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Sometimes one has dreams that are so life-like that when you wake, you’re not quite sure which is actual reality – the state you have just emerged from, or the one you have just entered. Much to the interest of my psychotherapist, I awoke last week believing that FedEx was being taken over.

In fact, such was the state of my discombobulation that I contacted several of my sources in banking and logistics to see what were the chances of something ...

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