Tag: China

FedEx slashes costs amid traffic and earnings fall

Like most aviation and logistics companies around the world, Federal
Express (FedEx), is feeling pressure from the global economic slump. Traffic is down and, with it, earnings.
In the face of this adversity, FedEx is cutting costs. It is
discarding 29 ageing cargo aircraft and trimming expansion plans.
There is also a hiring freeze and employees know enough not to
expect a bonus from the company’s profit-sharing programme at the
year-end. But growth in China has exceeded the company’s expectations.

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TNT seeks to soar above Asia rivals in four years

TNT, the Dutch express parcels, logistics and mail company, has
thrown down the gauntlet to arch rivals Federal Express, UPS and DHL
with ambitious plans to be the market leader in Asia by 2005. Ken McCall, TNT Asia chief executive, said the company is aiming for
fourfold growth overall in the next four years. He said that within this overall growth figure, TNT wants to grow
its express business threefold and its logistics business by more
than 10 times by 2005.

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