Evergreen and Wan Hai face up to bearish market as profits tumble
Evergreen and Wan Hai chiefs admitted yesterday that the continuing Russian war on Ukraine meant ...
Renewed optimism at Taiwan’s largest container line, as Evergreen vice-chairman Bronson Hsieh tells reporters that better cost control and higher freight rates, as well as better-than-expected volumes on the trunk Asia-Europe trade, are giving executives at the line the hope that 2014 could be a turnaround year. We shall see, especially given the amount of new capacity that still remains to be delivered.
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