[FedEx adds four new China-U.S. cargo flights] November 10th: FedEx announced on November 9 that it would enhance its freight network layout between China and the United States, adding four new flights per week connecting Shanghai, Guangzhou, China, and the United States, using Boeing 777 freighter aircraft to support industries such as advanced industrial manufacturing, semiconductor production, artificial intelligence infrastructure, and high-end e-commerce. Among them, three flights depart from Shanghai, stop in Osaka, Japan, and go to FedEx's two major transshipment centers in Anchorage and Memphis in the United States; another flight departs from Guangzhou and arrives in Anchorage and Memphis. A report jointly released by FedEx and Frost & Sullivan this year pointed out that China is the single largest semiconductor market in the world, accounting for nearly 30% of the global market size.