Last-mile parcel carriers struggle while global express market is set for growth
The global express parcel market is set to see steady growth over the next four ...
ATSG: TAKE-PRIVATE DEAL CONFIRMEDF: EV PAINXPO: ARCBEST READ-ACROSSDHL: TRADING UPDATE NEXTBA: MAKING MONEY ISN'T EASY MAERSK: SMELL THE BEARGXO: ON THE RADARDHL: PIACENZA HEISTATSG: TAKEOVER TALKXOM: INCOME PLAYSTLA: BOUNCING FROM LOWSCHRW: A SLEW OF UPGRADES MAERSK: MOMENTUMAAPL: BOOOOMMMAMZN: CONF CALL TRANSCRIPT SCREENING ZIM: MAERSK BOOST DHL: SHRUGGING OFF CYBER TROUBLE SO FARGXO: WINCANTON RISK HEIGHTENSGXO: REMARKS THAT WERE NOT LIKED
ATSG: TAKE-PRIVATE DEAL CONFIRMEDF: EV PAINXPO: ARCBEST READ-ACROSSDHL: TRADING UPDATE NEXTBA: MAKING MONEY ISN'T EASY MAERSK: SMELL THE BEARGXO: ON THE RADARDHL: PIACENZA HEISTATSG: TAKEOVER TALKXOM: INCOME PLAYSTLA: BOUNCING FROM LOWSCHRW: A SLEW OF UPGRADES MAERSK: MOMENTUMAAPL: BOOOOMMMAMZN: CONF CALL TRANSCRIPT SCREENING ZIM: MAERSK BOOST DHL: SHRUGGING OFF CYBER TROUBLE SO FARGXO: WINCANTON RISK HEIGHTENSGXO: REMARKS THAT WERE NOT LIKED
If you missed the start of the phenomenon that is Chinese online commerce company Alibaba, then this is for you. An infographic by the Wall Street Journal explains all and reveals that it could be counted as the world’s biggest company of its kind, with transactions reaching $248bn last year – more than e-Bay and Amazon combined. It accounts for 80% of China’s online market, with a top-end estimate putting it fourth in world technology companies, behind Apple, Google and Microsoft. Fascinating figures, including an insight into the charismatic founder, Jack Ma.
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