Posts Tagged ‘M&A’
Painful Merger Legacies: Integrating Supply Chains and Managing Old Relationships
Wednesday, June 11, 2008 7:14 No CommentsGoing along on a topic I have covered quite a bit in the past, responsible sourcing, Ethical Corporation has written a painfully detailed article on Adidas’s recent supply chain woes and how they are handling them. You may remember my post on their labor issues earlier this year, and as you will remember I have [...]
UPS Nails Down Staples in China
Tuesday, October 30, 2007 14:43 No CommentsWithout a doubt, 2007 has been one of the most active in the logistics in China. this is primarily a result of WTO restrictions passing their final milestone on Dec 1, 2006.. but it is also a result of the business in China improving on a macro level. For me, while I found working in [...]
LSG Sky Chefs Finds Culinary Gold in China
Monday, October 22, 2007 8:13 No CommentsWhen I was a kid, going to the airport was about a cool as it got. I would glue myself to the window so that I could watch planes take off, landing, and luggage being loaded… and while I did know early one it was better to eat before going to the airport than to [...]
Is Dell Looking to go Higher with Haier?
Monday, October 1, 2007 17:48 No CommentsIt has only been a few days since Dell announced its partnership with Gome, and they are wasting no time at all before stirring up the rumor mill once again. According to the Digitimes article Dell and Haier Group reportedly interested in Founder-acquisition for China market boost, Dell and Haier are looking at the possibility [...]
Are Super Logisitics Mergers in China On the Way?
Thursday, September 27, 2007 8:21 No CommentsWhile recently looking further into the Yangtze, recent container traffic patterns, and the companies operating on the Yangtze we have been able to see that there is something on the horizon… something in the planning among the big 5 state owned shipping companies (COSCO、China Shipping、China Changjiang Shipping, Sinotrans, and China Merchant Shipping). These big five [...]







