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in the six months to June 30, Lufthansa posted a net loss of $140.85 million, compared with a loss of $292.53 million in the same period last year

Lufthansa cuts losses by half in first six months

Lufthansa reported better than expected results for the second quarter and first half of 2010 as the recovery in demand for passenger and freight traffic helped mitigate some of the losses incurred in the first quarter.

China Southern expects 5,000% profit rise

Aviation

American Airlines to cough up $5m for alleged price-fixing

American Airlines has agreed to pay a US$5 million settlement and cooperate in long-runnin

LAN expanding Brazilian cargo operations

Shipping

China Merchants to buy into Chu Kong river terminal

Chu Kong Shipping has entered into a strategic cooperation framework agreement with China

Fuzhou breaks throughput record again

Logistics

US Bill to benefit big players like FedEx

A Senate bill that is being touted as a boon to small businesses also includes no shortage

US moves to dismiss charge against Agility unit

Road & Rail

CP Rail profit up 23% on higher volumes, cost controls

Canadian Pacific Railway posted a 23 percent jump in quarterly profit on the back of highe

US rail profits up as distributors restock

People

Malaysian Airline chairman’s contract extended

Malaysian Airline System said that the service contract for its non-executive chairman Mun

DHL Korea names new CEO

CURRENT ISSUE

26 July 2010

COVER STORY

Saudi to splash out $100b
Development of 19 transport and logistics projects in pipeline Already an important market for Asian trade, Saudi Arabia is targeting US$100 billion of investment over the next decade to help turn the kingdom into one of the world's leading

Aviation

Forwarders step up bookings as air cargo traffic soars
With the surge in volume, forwarders are lining up capacity for the peak season, but some

Shipping

Maersk U-turn on huge peak season surcharge
Maersk has taken a step back from original plans to implement one of the largest Asia-Nort

Logistics

'Internet of Things' to revolutionise logistics
The next generation of the internet, dubbed as the Internet of Things or IOT, is expected

Comment

There is no need for CT10, so let's build it
Hong Kong does not need a bridge linking the city to Macau and to Zhuhai on the mainland.

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Aviation


	Forwarders step up bookings as air cargo traffic soars

	Demand rises for use of on board couriers

	TNT beefs up HK-Shanghai flights

Logistics


	'Internet of Things' to revolutionise logistics

	DHL and university act to sustain supply chain

view point


	Outsourcing gaining ground in Brazil as import costs soar

Cover Story


	Saudi to splash out $100b

Last Stop


	Continental quits GF-X because of IT issues

Shipping


	Maersk U-turn on huge peak season surcharge

	China port volumes up in first half but slowdown forecast

Comment


	There is no need for CT10, so let's build it

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Special Feature


	Top lines move to cash in on trade surge

Focus


	DB Schenker launches foldable box for clothes on hangers

	When you can't tell what's in a box you could get a big bill

There is no need for CT10, so let's build it
Hong Kong does not need a bridge linking the city to Macau and to Zhuhai on the mainland.

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