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The disappearance of Flight 370 in early March resulted in Malaysia Airlines’ ticket sales plunging
Malaysia Airlines sinks deeper in the red
Malaysia's flag carrier sank deeper in losses in the first quarter as ticket sales plunged after the disappearance of Flight 370 in early March, worsening an already weak period.
DHL Express helps lift parent’s profit
CNA 24Mar - 31Dec
Harsh weather, weak dollar widens Air Canada loss
Air Canada said tough winter weather and a weaker Canadian dollar pushed it deeper into th
KAL, Asiana Airlines enjoy an improved Q1
CMA CGM and NileDutch in vessel sharing deal
Two container shipping lines, CMA CGM and NileDutch, have concluded a vessel sharing agree
London Gateway second berth begins operations
Geodis Wilson in Bahrain venture
Freight forwarding company Geodis Wilson has formed a joint venture partnership with regio
Toll freight facility gets PM’s approval

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Gefco's new train route links China ports to Europe
Gefco Group, the international arm of Russian Railways specialising in automotive and indu
Watchdog halts probe into CN Rail pricing

CEVA names air freight COO
CEVA Logistics, a supply chain management company, has appointed Michael Schaecher as chie
London Heathrow gets new CEO


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Cathay bets on North America with Columbus service launch
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