Amazon appears to be hitting US trucking hard
The power of Amazon is rippling out across the US transport sector, beyond air freight and express and into mainstream road freight.
The power of Amazon is rippling out across the US transport sector, beyond air freight and express and into mainstream road freight.
Segro’s great run, both financially and on the stock market, continues.
Top-line growth accelerated against 2017 trends, with record full-year revenue of $8.4bn, up 15%, and operating (non-GAAP) revenue of $6.7bn.
XPO Logistics reported a mixed trading update for 2018, confirming it is looking at ways to shore up its valuation on the stock market via additional share buybacks.
The news that Honda will shut its Swindon Assembly plant in the UK in 2021 will no doubt be swept up into the Brexit news maelstrom, however it has little if anything to do with local politics and everything to do with the changing nature of the automotive supply chain.
The Ernst Göhner Foundation appears to be determined to retain its grip on Panalpina.
CJ Logistics again reported record revenues, but cost of goods sold shot up by 32.1% in 2018.
On Tuesday, Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England, used a speech on the British economy to address wider issues of the structure of global trade.
This week in Bogota, Colombia the InterAmericas Development Bank is hosting a conference entitled ‘Latin America 2030: Building supply chains of the future’ at which Ti’s Chief Executive, Prof John Manners-Bell will be a keynote speaker. Ahead of the event, he provides his thoughts on prospects for the region.
Ti’s latest report, Total Logistics 2019, offers a concise, easy to understand view of the €5.6 trillion global industry.
The growth in traffic through DP World’s container terminals was modest in 2018.
Last mile delivery provider Hermes has struck a deal with trade union GMB to offer drivers ‘self-employed plus’ status as the emphasis on workers as a strategic resource gains importance.