The terminal operator handled 64.1 million TEUs at its ports around the world in 2015, a 2 percent decline from 2014.
Port of Duluth-Superior sees 11.3% decline in 2015 volumes
A total of 32.3 million tons of waterborne cargo passed through the Port of Duluth-Superior in 2015, an 11.3 percent year-over-year decrease.
Port of Cork’s tonnage jumps 10% in 2015
The Irish port’s cargo throughput reached 9.8 million tons in 2015, a 10 percent increase from 2014.
Brussels Airport posts 7.8% growth in airfreight volumes
The northern European airport’s cargo volumes rose 7.8 percent year-over-year in 2015 due to the arrival of four new cargo carriers.
Broekman Logistics expands warehousing capacity in Rotterdam
The Netherlands based logistics services provider signed a long-term contract with Dudok Real Estate to expand its warehousing capacity at the Maasvlakte harbor in Rotterdam.
Drayage drivers sue XPO Logistics subsidiaries for misclassification
Port trucking carriers Pacer Cartage, Harbor Rail Transport and PDS Transportation allegedly failed to pay minimum wage, provide meal and rest breaks and reimburse expenses, according to a class-action lawsuit filed with the Los Angeles Superior Court.
Executive Moves: CEVA Logistics and Cargo Composites
CEVA Logistics appoints COO for its new ground division and Cargo Composites names marketing director.
Port Canaveral lands first container customer
Dutch-affiliate Streamlines will operate a weekly container service connecting the new GT USA terminal at the Central Florida port with Europe and Central America.
Store Closing to Results in More “Dead Malls”
New York—The Old West isn’t the only site of “ghost towns.” According to one analysts, at least a dozen major malls are endanger due to recent announcements of store closings by major anchors. This week, JCPenney announced another seven stores will close this spring. Last week Macy’s Inc. announced it will shutter some 40 stores […]
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Aeropostale to Eliminate Jobs, But Reiterates Forecast
New York—Another retailer is reporting job cuts in an effort to counter dwindling sales. Today, Aéropostale announced a cost saving plan that would generate an additional $35 million in savings this year while eliminating 100 jobs. The teen specialty expects this new program to generate approximately $35 million to $40 million in savings this year […]
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