Creditors circle, but Cargologicair could still rise from the ashes
Administrators are investigating a potential sale of Cargologicair (CLA), as creditors swirl around what was ...
The assistant editor of The Daily Telegraph tries to get to grips with the conflicting signals from the UK’s economic data and asks what role the Bank of England is actually trying to fulfil. His conclusions are far from satisfactory – the bank is at war with itself and the government; the government needs to do more to stimulate growth; and much of the current GDP data is “as useful as a chocolate teapot”.
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Shipper sues Expeditors for losses due to lack of business plan after cyber-attack
Capacity control by the biggest carriers will prevent rates tumbling further
Bullish MSC continues to strengthen its fleet for life after the 2M
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More blank sailings and detours as ONE’s volumes, earnings, fall
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