News in Brief podcast | Week 30 2024 | Surcharges, strikes and IATA's stressful settlements
In this episode of The Loadstar’s News in Brief Podcast, host and news reporter Charlotte Goldstone ...
BA: BIG WINUPS: ON WATCHDSV: EXPECTATIONS RUNNING HIGH WMT: LEAST SHORTED STOCK KNIN: EARNINGS NEXTDHL: ENVISION DEALDHL: NEW CHINESE PARTNERFDX: GLOBAL IT OUTAGE IMPACT FELTUPS: GLOBAL IT OUTAGE IMPACT FELTJBHT: PAYOUT UNCHANGED ODFL: STEADY LOW YIELDMAERSK: BACK TO PRE-RED SEA CRISIS LEVELSDSV: SURGING
BA: BIG WINUPS: ON WATCHDSV: EXPECTATIONS RUNNING HIGH WMT: LEAST SHORTED STOCK KNIN: EARNINGS NEXTDHL: ENVISION DEALDHL: NEW CHINESE PARTNERFDX: GLOBAL IT OUTAGE IMPACT FELTUPS: GLOBAL IT OUTAGE IMPACT FELTJBHT: PAYOUT UNCHANGED ODFL: STEADY LOW YIELDMAERSK: BACK TO PRE-RED SEA CRISIS LEVELSDSV: SURGING
Mark Solomon writes: “The keys to UPS Inc.’s fastest-growing and arguably its most pivotal 21st century business have been handed to an outsider. Earlier this week, Philippe Gilbert took the reins as the first president of the company’s Supply Chain and Freight operation, one of the Atlanta-based company’s three business units. (UPS’ domestic U.S. and international package units have long had presidents.) Gilbert joined UPS from the German firm DB Schenker Logistics, where he ran its 10-country Americas region. He reports to COO Jim Barber, himself an odds-on favorite to be the next CEO of UPS should David Abney, the current chairman and CEO, retire later this year as many UPS-watchers expect.”
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