The stand-off between labour and employers at the port of Montreal saw another strike disrupting container traffic this week.
Frustrated by the situation, carriers have begun to redirect vessels to other ports.
Following the end of consecutive strikes by longshoremen …

China’s dominance in trade and manufacturing looks likely to have been affected by the Covid-19 epidemic – and countries’ increasing concerns about their supply chains.
Japan has offered 87 companies subsidies to move their production to Japan or southeast Asia, …

The tragic explosion at Beirut’s port will focus port authorities and governments on ensuring goods stored at ports are done so safely. According to a report by Aljazeera, the ammonium nitrate which looks likely to have been the cause of …

These were the prepared remarks on Tuesday of Jeff Musser, president and chief executive officer of Expeditors (EXPD), commenting on his company’s stunning Q2 ’20 performance (sadly don’t expect anything else like calls or public interviews, EXPD has its own …

DSV executives could barely contain their glee as they discussed the Danish 3PL’s ‘best-ever’ quarterly results with the analyst community on the Q2 conference call.
Of course, it didn’t go unremarked that DSV’s financials have been affected to the upside …

“Especially now, our focus [is] on our profitable core logistics businesses and the digital transformation (…). We have never been in better shape and I am confident that our company will emerge stronger from the crisis.” – Frank Appel, CEO …

THE HEISENBERG writes:
What if the path to a vaccine is longer than expected?
What if all the posturing and rhetoric between Washington and Beijing finally produces an “accident” with geopolitical and/or market ramifications simply too large to ignore?
What …