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Globalia's territorial exclusivity, its rigorous selection process and the continued trust from members have contributed to the quick rise in the number of agentsPhuket, 3rd May 2023: Globalia Logistics

The sluggish economy and a normalization of the freight business weighed on logistics group Deutsche Post at the start of the year. Earnings fell after a record 2022, but less significantly than... | May 3, 2023

The Inland Rail project from Melbourne to Brisbane was originally due to be completed in 2025. But with construction yet to get underway anywhere in Queensland, some are asking whether the entire project will ever be finished.

The sluggish economy and a normalization of the freight business weighed on Deutsche Post at the start of the year. Earnings fell after a record 2022 - but not as much as analysts had expected. The... | May 3, 2023

EARNINGS/SALES RELEASESDP DHL has started 2023 on the right foot with a revenue and profitability beat along with good FCF generation. The normalisation in freight rates and slowdown in volumes was... | May 3, 2023

Shipping rates all over the world are continuing their freefall, with the latest victim being spot rates for the trans-Atlantic shipping routes. Container rates have sunk since peaking in August [...]

Freight rules the iron ore costs

DHL Global Forwarding invested over 2 million EUR in state-of-the-art CFS facilities in Chittagong with a capacity of 70,000 sqft Bangladeshs exports hit a...

A Russian freight train derailed on Monday in the western region of Bryansk bordering Ukraine after an explosive device detonated on the rail tracks, the local governor said.

FedEx is closing 29 FedEx Freight locations and will consolidate its operations into other locations.