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Billionaire Founder Dies: The Industry He Built

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Understanding the CSS:

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  • represents a single article. On larger screens, they are approximately one-third width (33.3333%).
    .box-article-image and img: These styles control the display of the article image.
    .box-article-title: Styles the article title.
    @media (max-width: 575px): This is the media query for smaller screens. It changes the layout to a single column, with the image to the left of the title. It also adds text truncation to the title.

    Reconstructed Content (Simulating the Display):

    As I don’t have the full HTML structure (e.g., the

      with the class box-articles-list), I’ll create a simplified representation that mimics the intended output. I’ll assume there are multiple articles, and I’ll use the provided text as the content for one article. I’ll also add a placeholder for the image.

      • Article Image

        Another milestone of his career was the introduction of barcodes on packages, overtaking competitors such as Emery Worldwide, or timely termination of the unsuccessful Zapmail service before it was overwhelmed e-mail. “He changed the name of the company from Federal Express to FedEx and launched ground transport, creating a competition to himself, but offered customers a cheaper option. the FedEx also gained some protection against economic fluctuations,” it adds the New york Times.

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        The New York Times regularly ranked Smith among the best paid executive directors in the US. At the time of his death, Forbes estimated his assets at more than $ 5 billion.

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        More about the topic:

        FedEx

        ,

        Frederick W. Smith

        ,

        Global economy

      Clarification of the Reconstruction:

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      to match the CSS selector.
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