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German strikes over pay dispute cripple transportation network
German unions demanding inflation-busting wage increases walked off the job Monday, bringing the country’s transport system to a halt.
Air cargo market weakens as capacity floods into service on major trades
In addition to long-haul passenger aircraft with significant belly freight capacity coming back into service to capture growing travel business, several airlines are adding freighters to the major trade lanes.
Freightos’ 2022 financials reveal losses amid improving operating margins
Freight rate booking marketplace Freightos said its unprofitable business is seeing improving margins and that scale will help it past the breakeven point.
China recovery, pent-up demand signals air cargo growth this year: trade groups
The post-pandemic recovery of China’s economy following the lifting of restrictions late last year is sparking increasingly optimistic expectations for the air cargo market in 2023 despite a challenging start to the year.
Acquisition spree continues despite downshift in container shipping bull run
The container shipping industry’s profit margins are easing, but the appetite for acquisitions — from air cargo units to last-mile delivery logistics — isn’t letting up, writes Journal of Commerce Executive Editor Mark Szakonyi.
Overhaul acquisition consolidates freight risk management market
Freight visibility provider Overhaul has acquired a competitor that doubles its size and gives it deeper cargo monitoring capability in Brazil, Mexico, and Central Europe.
C.H. Robinson reaffirms commitment to global forwarding business
The largest US logistics provider claims “compelling results” from cross-selling surface transportation and air and ocean services, despite weak market conditions.
DSV books record result for 2022, but warns that bull run for profits is over
Denmark’s DSV collected record profits for 2022, but the forwarder says a return to a more “normal” market has begun.
Early Lunar New Year stalls Asian air cargo recovery
The traditional air cargo market slowdown has been exaggerated by an early start to the Lunar New Year and an unfavorable comparison with last year’s robust peak season.
UPS to sharpen focus on ‘smart’ technology in ‘bumpy’ 2023
Technology that connects and automates packages, trucks, and sorting facilities will come to the fore at UPS this year as the largest US logistics provider positions itself for an economic rebound.
Freightos goes public on NASDAQ in first measure of logistics tech value
Freightos’ public listing on the NASDAQ will be the first test of how public investors value one of the more prominent logistics technology companies to emerge over the past decade.
Freightos goes public on NASDAQ in first measure of logistics tech value
Freightos’ public listing on the NASDAQ will be the first test of how public investors value one of the more prominent logistics technology companies to emerge over the past decade.
Forwarding tech providers push into US trucking market
The need for forwarders to tether quoting and tracking in international freight modes to US surface modes has been highlighted by new offerings from ECU Worldwide and Freightos.
Global air freight capacity oversupplied entering 2023
Whereas a shortage of capacity in major trades was the chief issue for air cargo providers over the past two years, the greatest challenge in 2023 will be a lack of demand.
November air cargo slump extends peak season blues
The weakness in Asia’s air freight export markets continued through the traditionally strong month of November, with little prospect of an end-of-year boost in demand.