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Companies accelerate logistics investment and air cargo services efforts - Vimarsana News

Companies accelerate logistics investment and air cargo services efforts

Chinese express delivery and logistics companies are stepping up efforts to invest in logistics infrastructure globally and provide air cargo services, according to experts.

Logistics plays including SF Express, Cainiao aim for skies with air cargo - Vimarsana News

Logistics plays including SF Express, Cainiao aim for skies with air cargo

Chinese logistics companies are beefing up efforts to invest in the air cargo segment and expand their global footprint as part of broader push to build logistics networks across the globe, improve delivery efficiency and ensure the stability and smooth operation of supply chains, experts said.

JD Logistics takes on air cargo, freight competition - Vimarsana News

JD Logistics takes on air cargo, freight competition

JD Logistics, the logistics arm of Chinese e-commerce giant JD, has obtained approval from aviation authorities to put its self-owned air cargo fleet into operation, a key move expected to help JD boost its long-haul freight capacity, improve delivery efficiency and ensure the stability of supply chains, industry experts said.

3 Beijing officials accused of COVID test crimes - Vimarsana News

3 Beijing officials accused of COVID test crimes

Three government officials in Beijing were expelled from the Communist Party of China and removed from office over allegations of crimes involving coronavirus testing.

Myanmar Military's Culture of Atrocities - Vimarsana News

Myanmar Military's Culture of Atrocities

The use of mass violence and atrocities against civilians is so deeply internalized in the military that the institution must be replaced.