The Australian Financial Review reports:
Toll Holdings is considering selling two expensive new cargo ships it spent $172 million buying only a year ago as the struggling logistics group tries to raise cash to pay down debt.
Toll, which is …
Deutsche Bank Annual Global Industrials & Materials Summit
Fireside Chat with Brad Jacobs and Matt Fassler of XPO Logistics
Conducted by Amit Mehrotra of Deutsche Bank
June 8, 2020
Amit Mehrotra, Deutsche Bank: Good morning, everybody. My name is Amit …
Airlines chasing volume, not value, will struggle to be profitable in a post-Covid era with fewer passengers, according to a new white paper, published today.
Airlines will have to rethink their core businesses if they are to make longhaul flying …
Ocean carriers generally managed to navigate the supply-disrupted first three months of the year quite well, but the demand-disrupted next quarters are likely to tip the industry into significant financial loss, according to a senior analyst.
Based on the Q1 …
The latest skirmish in the US-China trade war could “accelerate the demise” of Hong Kong as a major transhipment port.
While the ‘phase one’ trade deal was signed in January, subsequent tit-for-tat blame rhetoric has steadily raised tensions between Washington …
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) attempts to force ships to use dockers for container lashing, which violates EU competition law, claims a Benelux law firm.
AKD, representing six European shortsea and feeder ship operators, has filed an official complaint …
In what is effectively a continuous search for value in the transport and logistics vacuum, you may remember my 28 April column headed: “CH Robinson, UPS & DSV face judgement day“.
Ever since, things have played out according to plan …
