The Pacific International Lines (PIL) story gets more exciting with each passing day.
In fact, alongside extraordinary corporate activity, possibly involving a tie-up with a larger carrier – which remains a distinct possibility but is still far from being my …
HMM’s new president and chief executive, Jae-hoon Bae, arrived in London yesterday ready for a series of meetings with key account staff, major customers and the 2M partners, Maersk Line and MSC.
Mr Bae will begin by chairing a meeting …
The International Maritime Organization has been urged to clarify four areas of IMO 2020, as carriers scramble for compliance with the forthcoming low-sulphur fuel limit.
The “once-in-a-generation disruptor to shipping’s commercial environment” takes effect on 1 January 2020: a fuel …
UPS is poised to open new avenues on the final mile in healthcare logistics in North America.
It is preparing a programme to offer vaccinations to patients in their homes and a pilot scheme to use drones to transport medical …
Logistics stakeholders have welcomed the UK National Infrastructure Commission’s (NIC) latest report, which urges government and industry to factor freight into long-term transport and planning.
Chief executive of UK Major Ports Group Tim Morris said freight was the “essential lifeblood” …
This article is an abridged version of the one published last week on Loadstar Premium.
Jeff Rubin was CIBC global chief economist for some 20 years, a leading authority on oil, and much sought-after keynote speaker. He has developed and …
During the Easter break my sources wouldn’t add many details to the “colour” they had already shared on DB Schenker’s prospects in the past six months (click here, here and here), when the discussions, almost inevitably, leaned towards the next …
