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Winmore Unveils Customer Solution On-boarding for Logistics Providers
Winmore, the world’s first customer success platform for the logistics industry, today unveiled its Customer Solution On-boarding software
Lopez Obrador can save Mexico by embracing globalization
Strengthening global ties is the best way to escape a pandemic-induced recession and help the country’s poor.
South Africa seeks funds for $20.5 billion infrastructure plan
South Africa is seeking investments from multilateral lenders, commercial banks and pension funds in what a senior ruling party official said will be a $20.5…
China securing Brazilian soy with US trade tensions rising
China is buying Brazilian soybeans in a sign the Asian nation may be looking to secure supplies as trade tensions with the U.S. rise.
Kuwait Air is said to plan cutting about 1,500 expatriate jobs
Kuwait Airways is planning to lay off as many as 1,500 expatriate employees in response to the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a…
Germany duels with EU over $9.9 billion bailout for Lufthansa
The German government bristled at the European Commission’s antitrust demands on its 9 billion-euro ($9.9 billion) bailout of Deutsche Lufthansa AG, in a sign of…
South African Airways ex-chairwoman banned from directorships
Former South African Airways Chairwoman Dudu Myeni was banned from holding directorships for life and ordered to pay legal costs after a three-year battle to…
Airline fundraising hits record as coronavirus brings travel to standstill
Airlines in Asia are tapping the market and existing shareholders for new funds at the fastest pace as the coronavirus pandemic has almost brought international…
SAS warns shareholders it needs more money as 5,000 jobs cut
Scandinavia’s main carrier SAS AB warned shareholders it will need to generate more funding to see it through the crisis triggered by Covid-19.
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Ship crews stuck at sea are facing a ‘humanitarian crisis’
Even as countries try returning to some semblance of pre-pandemic life, ongoing restrictions are wearing thin a crucial human link in the global supply chain.