Will the Economic Bubble Hurt the Courier Business...
2010年3月19日 - 10:00PM
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www.streetinvesting.com - The Global market for the air delivery
& freight services industry is witnessing growth at different
paces. On one side, there is developed market, US, and on the
other; there are markets which are still being probed as they offer
exponential growth potentials. The Asian market has quite a lot
room for growth, with China being the major emerging market which
throngs opportunities for foreign base companies and India to pick
up the pace.
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However, low consumer spending and depleting business
investments have become an ache for shippers and air couriers
around the world. The World Trade Organization has further added to
the woes of the industry by forecasting that the global trade
volumes will fall 9 percent this year, the sharpest decline since
World War Two. 2010 will be an interesting time for companies like
United Parcel Service Inc. (NYSE: UPS) and Expeditors International
of Washington Inc. (NASDAQ: EXPD) and Street Investing analysts are
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Though UPS showcased a powerful
performance in the global market and slashed its operating
expenses, the benefits were nullified by a fall in the company's
revenue and shrinking operating margins in segments like the
package and supply, and chain and freight in the US domestic
market.
UPS, taking the lead in the mobile shipping arena, has
introduced the applications for iPhone, iPod and BlackBerry
devices. In addition, the company outstretched its global fleet
with combining itself with freight forwarding capability that
complements its small package and freight shipping processes.
Recently, UPS further announced the restructuring of the U.S.
Domestic Package segment. By leveraging technology and the
management skills of its people, the company is expecting to craft
larger geographic operating stature and provide marketing resources
at the local level. Sign up today at
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The Shipping logistics provider Expeditors
International of Washington, has been hit hard by the global
economic downturn. However, the group posted better-than-expected
quarterly profit. The shipping industry has been touched hard by
the downturn as fewer goods traded, creating tough competition. The
year began amidst fears of a global financial avalanche, the
fourth-quarter results were however better than expected. The
Company reported the fourth-quarter gross revenue, net revenue, and
operating income with a dip of 5%, 8%, and 7% from the year-ago
period, respectively, but the quarter's results reflect gradually
improving demand in international shipping. Register now at
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