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DHL profits rise on cost control as freight weakness persists

DHL profits rise on cost control as freight weakness persists

Pölös Zsófia

Pölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 6.11.2025

Emirates launches express service in Germany: a new player with strong global links

Emirates launches express service in Germany: a new player with strong global links

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UK road freight prices fall as vehicle supply outpaces demand in October

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Amazon begins deploying electric HGVs from UK’s largest e-truck order

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Belarus closes borders to EU trucks

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