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FedEx to give wage increases, bonuses to workers

Memphis, Tenn. (AP) - FedEx says it’ll be giving wage increases, bonuses and make a voluntary $1.5 billion contribution to the company’s pension plan, citing recent tax reform legislation. The package delivery company follows others doing the same, including Home Depot, Disney, Starbucks and Walmart. Imagine your Ad placed here FedEx Corp. said Friday that it’ll

Power Blackout in Sudan’s Historic Suakin Port

Ancient city Suakin Port of Sudan Suakin (Radio Dabanga, Amsterdam) - The historic port of Suakin in Sudan's Red Sea state has reportedly suffered a complete power blackout for the last three weeks as power generators have broken-down. A resident of Suakin said in an interview with Radio Dabanga that the power outage

Boeing’s 2018 goal: A new plane every 11 hours

Boeing 787 Boeing is looking at another record year of deliveries - if suppliers can keep up. The planemaker expects to deliver between 810 and 815 commercial airplanes in 2018. That means it will have to complete one roughly every 11 hours. The world's airlines have an insatiable appetite for new airplanes thanks

Airbus out ahead of Boeing’s 797 with new jet, debuts longest-range single-aisle jet

Airbus has debuted its much-anticipated A321LR, the world's longest-range jet with a single aisle currently in production. The plane took its maiden flight Wednesday from the European plane maker's factory in Hamburg, Germany. 'LR' stands for longer range. The plane can fly for 4,000 nautical miles or about eight hours of

Bolloré extends network to Scandinavia with purchase of Danish forwarder

In a bid to broaden its network into the Scandinavian territory, French forwarder Bolloré Logistics purchased a majority stake in the Danish freight forwarder Global Solutions A/S. This acquisition, the company said, is part of its strategy of “development through external growth.” Bolloré, which has a presence in Norway, will now operate out

Lekki toll review: No increase in transport fare —NURTW

Executive members of the Nigeria Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Jakande, Eti-Osa, and Ajah chapter of Lagos State, and some LCC management staff, after a recent stakeholders meeting on the Eti-Osa/Lekki-Epe Expressway toll review. The Nigeria Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Jakande, Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State, has

British forwarders demand infrastructure investment following NIC report

Heathrow airport cargo terminal Shortly after a report was released Friday in the United Kingdom, criticizing the slow pace on infrastructure development across the country, the British International Freight Association (BIFA), representing U.K.-based freight forwarders, echoed similar admonishments to Parliament regarding the continuing delays in the third-runway project for Heathrow Airport. In the

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