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Kuehne+Nagel, the Swiss logistics firm, reported a 23% decline in operating profit for the second quarter, reflecting sequential improvement....
The Pelješac Bridge, a significant infrastructure project in Southern Croatia, is set to have a profound impact on tourism,...
Panther Logistics has entered into a new partnership with Boori, a leading name in nursery furniture, to enhance the...
Karen Bybee, a notable figure in logistics, has recently joined the Church’s Committee for the Paris Olympic Games. Bybee's...
In its latest quarterly financial report, Mahindra Logistics has announced a significant decline in its profit for the first...
The metals and mining sector is calling for a substantial boost in infrastructure and logistics investments in the upcoming...
In recent remarks, Dokubo, a prominent figure in Nigeria's economic sector, has called for significant reforms in the country's...
Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs has recently voiced concerns regarding logistical challenges that may impact the upcoming presidential campaign....
Boston Logan International Airport experienced significant disruptions on July 19, 2024, due to a major technology outage. The incident...
A new logistics facility, funded by Equity Bank, has been inaugurated on Lake Victoria. This development aims to streamline...
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