North Carolina Logistics Initiative

North Carolina Logistics Initiative D e f e n s e ‡ I n d u s t r y ‡ C o m m u n i t y ‡ I n f r a s t r u c t u r e

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Epicor Distribution | Focused on growth

Focused on Growth Epicor Distribution Customer Success Stories

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Germany - Europe's Logistics Hub

Germany: Europe’s Logistics Hub 21 Crossroads Accelerating your Business IndustryBrochure

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FT | Transport & Logistics 2009

Slide in trade leaves a glut of capacity A s the Eugen Maersk, one of the world’s largest container ships, sits at Tangier Container Terminal, on...

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Slide in trade leaves a glut of capacity A s the Eugen Maersk, one of the world’s largest container ships, sits at Tangier Container Terminal, on Morocco’s Mediterranean coast, it is easy to imagine that the world’s transport and logistics industry is in good health. The new port, built in the shadow of the Rif... Plus

Slide in trade leaves a glut of capacity A s the Eugen Maersk, one of the world’s largest container ships, sits at Tangier Container Terminal, on Morocco’s Mediterranean coast, it is easy to imagine that the world’s transport and logistics industry is in good health. The new port, built in the shadow of the Rif Mountains, is busy and the containers are stacked reasonably high on the vast vessel’s deck. However, the ship’s bow betrays the problems that have shaken every form of freight transport since the world financial crisis set in last September. The ship, which is on a service from northern Europe to China, is riding high in the water. Nearly all the containers it is carrying back to Asia are empty. Most will wait far longer than they would have two years ago before returning full to Europe. It is one of many signs of the crisis that has transformed the world’s transport and logistics sectors in the past nine months. The sudden drying-up of cre Moins

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