DHL Supply Chain announces changes at global leadership level
Global contract logistics player DHL Supply Chain has announced major changes to its global leadership ...
One of the first liner shipping bosses to fall on his sword, Hanjin chief executive Kim Young Min has resigned following two successive years of financial losses combined with a failure to restructure the company’s debt. Last month, sister company Korean Air had to lend the container shipping line an emergency $141m to cover a “liquidity shortfall”, and its stock price has fallen 43% this year. Appointed in January 2009, Mr Kim’s contract originally ran until 2015, although he will remain in his position until a replacement is found.
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