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Transport IntelligenceTransport Intelligence leading provider of expert research and analysis dedicated to the global logistics and express industry.Swiss based forwarder Panalpina has announced heavy falls in revenue and profits for its financial year 2009 which has prompted senior management changes.
http://www.transportintelligence.com/briefs-feeds/poor-results-prompt-reorganisation-at-panalpina/1858/
Poor results prompt reorganisation at Panalpina12 Mar 2010Deutsche Post-DHL has announced a mixed set of 2009 annual results, with revenue down significantly, although it managed to bounce back to profit after a hefty loss in 2008.
http://www.transportintelligence.com/briefs-feeds/a-tough-year-for-deutsche-post/1857/
A tough year for Deutsche Post10 Mar 2010The world’s largest shipping group A.P. Moller – Maersk has published its results which have been keenly expected given the severity of the downturn in the shipping market.
http://www.transportintelligence.com/briefs-feeds/maersk-slumps-to-loss-in-2009/1856/
Maersk slumps to loss in 200908 Mar 2010CEVA is no longer in intensive care and in fact, in many respects, the company is out-performing its peers, according to its latest annual results.
http://www.transportintelligence.com/briefs-feeds/a-solid-if-not-pain-free-year-for-ceva/1855/
A solid, if not pain-free, year for CEVA05 Mar 2010Kuehne + Nagel’s 2009 annual results released at the beginning of the week were unsurprising to the extent that they showed a heavy fall in revenue, yet a more modest fall in profit.
http://www.transportintelligence.com/briefs-feeds/no-surprises-in-kn-results-but-provision-made-for-competition-fine/1854/
No surprises in K+N results but provision made for competition fine03 Mar 2010Cathay Pacific and Air China have agreed to merge some of their cargo operations through a purchase of 49% of Air China Cargo (ACC) by Cathay.
http://www.transportintelligence.com/briefs-feeds/cathay-pacific-and-air-china-announce-cargo-merger/1853/
Cathay Pacific and Air China announce cargo merger01 Mar 2010