Maersk assures shareholders arms shipments 'comply with regulations'
A Maersk shareholder proposal regarding transportation of arms to Israel was not adopted in today’s ...
The US drawdown out of Afghanistan could be a calamity for some logistics firms, as the last decade of near-constant war has represented an unprecedented boom. With US and their allies now pulling out, many of these companies are looking for alternative markets. And they exist, say executives from UAE-based Move One Logistics. An interesting article on the future of these types of companies post-Afghanistan, and the lessons learned from operating in one of the most challenging environments in the ...
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