Logistics losers and winners – trucking and shipping – but the tide may turn
Road freight stakeholders are currently “the losers” in logistics – in stark contrast to their ...
Last week saw the release of AP Moller-Maersk’s Q4 and 2022 numbers, 145 pages of reading pleasure, as the company closed the year with an absolutely stunning record profit of $30bn – which should get it within the top 30 most profitable companies worldwide in 2022.
Those who know me well, or have followed my writing for a while, are well aware that I am no fan of Maersk’s strategy. One: I don’t believe in the “Integrator strategy”, and two: I ...
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