Comment / On the wires: Lonely CH Robinson – 'leave it alone, leave me alone'

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By Alessandro Pasetti

25/10/2022

Rainy days.

From the rise and fall of CH Robinson to the next steps – sell-side downgrades or uninspiring price recommendations – the path was short.

And so, on the day its rumoured partner in forwarding DSV, sadly or not, announced another round of buybacks instead of a deal, and Kuehne + Nagel also confirmed that the party is over in air and ocean freight, CH Robinson (CHRW) is lonelier than it used to be.

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