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Comment / Supply chain radar: Expeditors – I do it my way

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It’s been a while since Seattle-based Expeditors (EXPD) filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) its written answers in reply to selected investors’ queries. Having now caught up with the latest, I must admit there are some relevant operational tidbits contained in its 8-K update, dated 26 November.

After our recent coverage, where we commented on a) a swift exchange with the SEC concerning reporting risk stemming from some financial metrics, as well as b) the risks for the “best of the ...

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