Express success in Q3 as integrators prosper
In Q3, the express sector saw a boom in volumes and revenues as well as profits. DHL, FedEx and UPS’ recent financial results show the surprising growth.
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Holly joined Ti as a researcher in 2018. Whilst at university she gained much experience in both primary and secondary research, as well as enhancing her analytical and evaluation skills. Studying History developed Holly’s interest in politics and geopolitics.
After graduating, Holly worked in product development, dealing with suppliers and customers from around the world, including in Asia Pacific and Europe.
Since working at Ti, she has worked on and gained interest in emerging markets logistics and peak season. As part of her role as a researcher Holly contributes to logistics briefings and GSCi, in particular, provider profiles, countries and regions.
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In Q3, the express sector saw a boom in volumes and revenues as well as profits. DHL, FedEx and UPS’ recent financial results show the surprising growth.
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