OceanX: Effortless success for liners; Mærsk job ads; zombie start-ups…
A closer look
The first quarter of 2024 has gone already and the books are being compiled.For many it means the “Houthi bounce“ has thankfully dragged for over a quarter and that is expected to have a positive impact on financials, particularly for the carriers.
What is unlikely to be a bearish spring – even assuming certain adjustments down to estimates meet actual figures – could bring a decent Q1 update as added complexity, no doubt, helps money-making in supply chain these days.
Going forward ...
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Indian importers face freight rate hike shock out of Asia
MSC 'to offer feeder vessel' to get stranded Canadian cargo to its destination
More blanked voyages expected as carrier efforts to drive up rates falter
Vancouver airport closes runway after Cargojet's Amazon flight skids off tarmac
Delays at Mauritius transhipment hub spark box line congestion surcharges
DSV Schenker – Herr Kuehne redux
US and Mexico intermodal traffic surge too much for railways to swallow?
eVTOL drone project gets closer to flights carrying air cargo
Five key questions facing ocean container shippers under a Trump presidency
Western carriers call Russian airspace ban and Chinese advantage 'unfair'
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