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BusinessWorld January 17, 2021 | 6:39 pm Special Features Writer Telcos, transportation, logistics see positive, digital-driven outlook Connectivity has become more crucial when the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic restricted mobility. It halted public transportation for some time and disrupted logistics amid its continued operations, while pressing telcos to improve their services to meet a spiking demand. With the economy proceeding into the new normal amid the ongoing battle against the pandemic, the reshaped telecommunications, transportation, and logistics sec...

CB Insights Research Email January 14, 2021 Where is this data coming from? Start your free trial today Email Start your free trial today Email UPS — and the traditional shipping & logistics space at large — is being disrupted across many of its core functions and revenue streams.   As the world’s largest package delivery company, UPS has established a strong foothold in shipping and logistics, expanding its business internationally and offering additional supply chain and freight services such as freight forwarding, logistics & fulfillment, and cus...

December 23, 2020 Lianhe Wanbao It goes without saying that 2020 hasn't been the most huat year. For one woman, things just got a little worse thanks to a hapless Ninja Van delivery man who broke her prized possession — a "lucky" flower pot. He had broken the pot while he was delivering a parcel to her home at 180C Marsiling Road on Dec 16, the aggrieved woman told Lianhe Wanbao, adding that she called the police after he refused to apologise and fled the scene. That morning, she was in her kitchen when she heard a sudden loud noise. When she reached her front door, she saw her broken flo...

Economic fire continues to rage 10 The struggles and successes amid the pandemic may be permanent. published : 23 Dec 2020 at 04:02 10 The 'yak' (giant) statue at Suvarnabhumi airport wears a face mask as part of the campaign to encourage mask wearing and the observation of social distancing to prevent infection. (Photo by Wichan Charoenkiatpakul) Fighting the pandemic and keeping the ailing economy going have been almost insurmountable tasks for Thailand this year. The Bank of Thailand has forecast a GDP contraction of 7.8% in 2020, cruci...

SINGAPORE - Logistics firm Ninja Van has seen its business grow this year as the coronavirus pandemic brought on a surge in e-commerce, and consumers turned to online shopping amid lockdowns and movement restrictions globally. Co-founder and chief executive Lai Chang Wen told The Straits Times the pandemic has led to significant increases in parcel volumes across its network in South-east Asia, with more brick-and-mortar stores pivoting towards e-retail and existing e-commerce sellers selling more when many people were confined to their homes during lockdown. Please subscribe or log in to co...