Last year was a busy yet transitional period for Denmark’s AP Møller-Mærsk (APMM) and with its annual numbers due on Thursday – the day after Hapag-Lloyd reports its preliminary results – the spotlight will be on a plethora of upcoming …

Statnews.com reports:
At least 550,000 cases. Maybe 4.4 million. Or something in between.
Like weather forecasters, researchers who use mathematical equations to project how bad a disease outbreak might become are used to uncertainties and incomplete data, and Covid-19, the …

The Financial Times writes:
Before Bernie Ebbers was a convicted felon, and when he was only halfway to becoming a telecoms billionaire, he sounded like a management guru.
In 1997, the former WorldCom chief executive and onetime basketball coach, who …

SEEKING ALPHA‘s “Return on Capital” writes:
– Due to its “operate independently” mantra, FedEx has a bloated, underutilized and chronically unprofitable domestic Express network.
– Recent actions suggest that FedEx is in the early innings of integrating this network with …

Community Impact Newspaper reports:
With operations worldwide, XPO Logistics filed notice of impending layoffs Feb. 12 with the Texas Workforce Commission. According to the notice, XPO plans to lay off a total of 304 workers at its AllianceTexas facility, located …

The coronavirus outbreak in China continues to severely disrupt supply chains, the few export sailings this week not cancelled by carriers departed barely 10% full.
With reported deaths now in excess of 1,300 and confirmed cases at over 63,000, some …

Factories across China are slowly getting back to work, but there remains considerable uncertainty over when normal production levels will be resumed.
Transport systems remain crippled and, despite many factories being open, many workers are unable to reach their jobs.…