Morgan Stanley: DHL's problems help FedEx, UPS

Article Abstract:

DHL Worldwide Express, international transport agency, has lost $ 280 million revenue which is 6 per cent of the total business in the last year. Its consumer base also fell to 55 percent which will benefit FedEx and UPS companies.Its consumer base also fell to 55 per cent which will benefit FedEx and UPS companies.

Sales, profits & dividends, Market share, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Company market share

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DHL upgrades U.S. hubs

Article Abstract:

The details of DHL's $160 million hub automation and integration project to enhance letter and parcel processing operations and tracking capabilities across its U.S. network are discussed.

Management dynamics, Services information, Management, Company business management, Service enhancement

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Air exports, ground parcels set records

Article Abstract:

Trends of air exports and ground parcels traffic of the United States in 2005 are discussed.

Shipments data, Exports, Traffic

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