FedEx Corp. faces a leadership shift at its financial helm. John W. Dietrich, the executive vice president and chief financial officer, will step down from his role on June 1, 2026. That’s the day the company expects to wrap up spinning off its FedEx Freight unit into a standalone public entity. He stays on through July 31 to ease the handoff. No disagreements over accounting, operations, or policies prompted this move, the company stressed in its SEC filing. StockTitan detailed the announcement. Investors shrugged it off mostly. Shares dipped 1.41% initially but held steady amid a 29% year-to-date rally. Claude F. Russ steps in as interim CFO. A 24-year FedEx veteran, he holds the enterprise vice president of finance post now. Russ keeps those duties too, overseeing global planning and the DRIVE transformation program. FedEx tacks on a $25,000 monthly cash stipend plus $50,000 in restricted stock units for him. CEO Raj Subramaniam praised the pick.…