On the wires: Hapag-Lloyd – worth $76bn; Q1 $4.7bn income; 0.4% tax rate
There’s one for you, nineteen for me
“We continued to move unprecedented volumes during the quarter, as ocean and air buy/sell rates remained elevated and volatile, capacity was extremely tight, and supply chain disruptions showed no signs of abatement.” – Jeff Musser, president and CEO of Expeditors (EXPD), Q2 21 results, 3 August 2021.
Broken EXPD record… but these are lyrics worth listening to from the masters, particularly now that certain underlying trends are less captivating than you may think.
Minutiae. Right, I am speechless.
Also because those feelings emerge when ...
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