Fedex Corp (FDX) 158.11 $FDX
Industry pushes to shape transportation law
By JOAN LOWY - AP - Sun Nov 15, 11:33AM CST
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress is racing toward a Friday deadline to renew the law that pays for national transportation programs, and lobbyists trying to shape the legislation are in a frenzy.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
This Blue Chip Stock Will Fly High During The Coming 'Santa Rally'
at The Street - Fri Nov 13, 11:37AM CST
This holiday season, a freer spending consumer should lift the fortunes of this iconic shipping company and economic bellwether.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68), UPS: 101.78 (-0.82)
FedEx Falls 1.39% on Heavy Volume: Watch For Potential Rebound
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Thu Nov 12, 6:47PM CST
FedEx (NYSE:FDX) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $158.50 to a high of $160.60. Yesterday, the shares fell 1.4%, which took the trading range below the 3-day low of $159.00 on volume of 1.5 million shares. Often times after large one-day declines, short-term traders may play for some degree of mean reversion.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Shipper UPS Is Expecting A Busy Holiday Season
at Investor's Business Daily - Thu Nov 12, 5:00PM CST
Package-shipping giant UPS (UPS) is expecting a busier holiday season this year. In late October, the Atlanta-based firm announced that it's expecting record holiday deliveries of more the 630 million packages between Black Friday and New Year's Eve,...
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68), UPS: 101.78 (-0.82)
Canadians Turn to Online Shopping to Alleviate Holiday Stress
Marketwired - Thu Nov 12, 4:01AM CST
Editors Note: There is an image associated with this Press Release.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
FAA Proposes $68,000 Civil Penalty Against Unical Aviation
M2 - Wed Nov 11, 3:45AM CST
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposes a $68,000 civil penalty against Unical Aviation Inc. of the City of Industry, Calif., for allegedly violating Hazardous Materials Regulations.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Senate: Longer double trailers for trucks must be safe
By JOAN LOWY - AP - Tue Nov 10, 4:56PM CST
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate went on record Tuesday against a federal mandate that would force all states to allow trucks with extra-long double trailers on interstates, saying it first must be shown that the vehicles don't undermine safety.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68), UPS: 101.78 (-0.82)
New ShipStation Infographic Provides 2015 Holiday Shipping Cutoff Dates by Carrier
PRWeb - Tue Nov 10, 7:31AM CST
ShipStation, the leading web-based e-commerce shipping solution, released a new infographic offering shipping cutoff dates for the upcoming holiday shipping season. The infographic clearly lays out the closures and ship-by dates for the top three U.S. carriers (FedEx, UPS and USPS) for the 2015 holiday season. It's helpful for both online shoppers and sellers to make sure that orders, and the gifts they likely contain, arrive at their destinations when expected.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68), STMP: 97.32 (-1.67)
Asia-Pacific B2C E-Commerce Delivery 2015 - Online Shoppers in Asia-Pacific Value Free Shipping
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 10:28AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/nsx6xw/asiapacific_b2c) has announced the addition of the "Asia-Pacific B2C E-Commerce Delivery 2015" report to their offering. This new market report, Asia-Pacific B2C E-Commerce Delivery 2015, highlights some important trends in online delivery. Among the report's findings is that close to half of online shoppers in this booming region would buy more items to qualify for free shipping. Furthermore, the report reveals that online merchants in Asia-Pacific are investing in offering faster and more convenient delivery options. In the fast growing B2C E-Commerce market in Asia-Pacific, close to half of online shoppers admitted in a survey last year they would buy more items from an online store in order to qualify for free shipping. In Japan, a medium-high double-digit share of online shoppers were willing to wait longer for free delivery and in Singapore more than two thirds of online shoppers believed free shipping to be a critical factor in their purchase decision. Furthermore, the report reveals that delivery speed also matters. In China, the region's largest market, online shoppers put delivery speed over delivery costs in a ranking of main considerations when buying online. In South Korea, approximately a quarter of online shoppers complained about slow delivery after purchase last year, while in Vietnam this share was above 50%. Moreover, India ranked the highest worldwide in terms of online shoppers willing to pay extra for faster shipping, as of early 2015. Online retailers across Asia-Pacific are making efforts to offer faster and more convenient delivery options. In Japan, for example, over one-fifth of online shoppers already used same day delivery by the start of 2015 and a further one-third expressed willingness to use it in the future. The country's largest E-Commerce platform operator, Rakuten, cooperated with delivery providers and store operators to offer pick-up service from stores and delivery stations. Chinese E-Commerce giants JD.com and Alibaba are both expanding their capabilities to cover larger areas of the country with same day delivery service. Key Questions Answered: - What are the major trends in B2C E-Commerce delivery in Asia-Pacific? - How important is free delivery to online shoppers in Asia-Pacific? - What is the attitude of online shoppers in this region to paying extra for faster delivery? - How is competition around B2C E-Commerce delivery evolving in major counties of this region? Key Topics Covered: 1. Management Summary 2. Global Developments 3. Asia-Pacific Regional 4. China 5. Japan 6. South Korea 7. Australia 8. Taiwan 9. India 10. New Zealand 11. Singapore 12. Indonesia 13. Malaysia 14. Thailand 15. Philippines 16. Vietnam 17. Pakistan Companies Mentioned - 7-Eleven - Amazon - Blue Dart - Cashcashpinoy.com - DHL - Delhivery - Ecom Express - Ensogo - FedEx - Flipkart - India Post - JD.Com - Japan Post - Kaymu.pk - Kintetsu World Express - Lazada.com - Momo Shop - Rakuten - SF Express - Snapdeal - Symbios - Yamato - Yuda - Yuntong - ZJS Express - Zalora For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ns...acific_b2c
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Research and Markets: Parcels in Poland - Market Insight Report 2015 - UPS, DHL, DPD, FedEx, TNT and GLS is Driving Adoption of Best Practices
Business Wire - Mon Nov 09, 5:29AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/t8xkgm/parcels_in_poland) has announced the addition of the "Parcels in Poland - Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
European Consumer & Small Business Parcels Services: Market Insight Report 2015
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 5:08AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/x5hn8l/european_consumer) has announced the addition of the "European Consumer & Small Business Parcels Services: Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. This report focuses on an important segment of the parcels industry: those services designed to carry parcels on behalf of consumers and small businesses, such as eBay or Amazon Marketplace sellers. We quantify the European market segment size, historical growth rates, segmentation patterns and levels of market profitability while reviewing key factors behind these figures (There is also a UK version of this report, UK Consumer & Small Business Parcels: Market Insight, 2015 available). We also carry out an in-depth analysis of the relevant drivers of industry growth. This includes trends in home shopping, the growth of eBay and its peers and the development of new services targeted at this segment. A broad range of companies who serve the consumer / small business segment across Europe are profiled, their strategies and positioning are reviewed and their performance and prospects are analysed. The report sets out historical trends in a data-rich document with over 80 charts and tables. It contains our forecast scenario for consumer / small business segment growth which is based on analysis of historical trends and our understanding of growth drivers. What are the objectives of this report? The European parcels industry has continued to grow, however the traditional business-to-business (B2B) segment is increasingly mature. To find growth, many carriers looked first to consumer deliveries (B2C) as home shopping became increasingly important. Now, as marketplaces such as eBay and Amazon have grown strongly, and increased home shopping has led to ever more returns, the importance of parcels consigned by consumers and small businesses such as eBay sellers (C2X parcels) is increasing. The report is intended for parcels carriers and logistics groups, home-shopping retailers, operators of consumer / small business parcels service providers, potential entrants to the segment, investors, banks, analysts, consultants and other parties with interests in the area. Key Topics Covered: 1. The Consumer and Small Business Consigned Parcels Market 2. Segment drivers 3. Competitive landscape 4. Country Markets 5. Forecasts 6. Appendix Companies Featured - DHL Service Points / Paketshops - La Poste (incl. DPD Pickup) - Hermes - MondialRelay - UPS Access Point - GLS - FedEx - TNT - InPost - Collect - Doddle - MBE - Ipostparcels - Parcel2Go - Interparcel - Parcel Monkey - Packlink - Send Easy - Hofert Transporte - Cargo International - iloxx eService - Boxtale SAS - Envoi2Colis - Boekuwzending - ParcelParcel Group - P-O-S-T.nl - Parcel.nl / (Shippingcenter.nl) - uShip Europe - KurJerzy.pl - AlleKurier - Eurokurier / (WysylajNajtaniej.pl) - R2G Polska / (Apaczka.pl) - Faktabilligt.se - Fraktjakt.se - SwipBox For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/x5...n_consumer
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
European Parcel Shop and Locker Networks: Market Insight Report 2015
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 4:47AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/w9d8bm/european_parcel) has announced the addition of the "European Parcel Shop and Locker Networks: Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. Growth in demand for parcel shops and lockers to continue to be driven primarily by the growth of internet retail. In particular, the growth of Click-and-Collect' type models which allow consumers to select a parcel shop or locker as an alternative to delivery to the home, could well lead to growth being faster than that of overall internet retail sales. Supply factors are also important with networks currently being rolled out at pace to provide further capacity. What does the report contain? - This report gives a detailed view of the historical and forecast development of parcel shop and locker networks - It includes sections looking at strategies of the main network operators, profiling locker manufacturers and the development of eight of the leading markets (France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain and the UK). - It quantifies the market size and sets out credible forecast scenarios supported by clearly stated assumptions. - We also carry out an in-depth analysis of the relevant drivers of growth - in particular home shopping - setting out historical changes and available forecasts. - Purchasing the report entitles you to have a follow-up conference call with the Apex Insight team to discuss findings and go through any questions you may have on areas such as report methodology, definitions, inputs to our forecast model and alternative scenarios. Why is it important? - Parcel shops and locker networks are quickly being rolled out across Europe. They are rapidly becoming an essential component of the logistics operations involved in getting internet purchases into the hands of consumers, while also remaining a key element of spare parts logistics operations. - Those building networks frequently advocate them as the best solutions for long-standing problems such as the last mile and returns. - Across the whole logistics industry they are one of the fastest-growing areas and appear likely to remain so in the future. - This report aims to explore what is happening in the market now, what factors are driving it and provide a view on how it is likely to develop in the future. Key challenges in achieving further growth include: - Acceptance of the concept by the mass of consumers, not just current early-adopters - Availability of sufficient sites for more lockers and, in particular, parcel shops. - Availability of sufficient capacity at the sites to cope with anticipated growth in demand. Key Topics Covered: 1. About this report 2. Summary 3. Company background 4. Industry description 5. Market size and growth 6. Competitive landscape 7. UK 8. Germany 9. France 10. Italy 11. Spain 12. Belgium 13. Poland 14. Netherlands 15. Other European markets Companies Mentioned - Amazon - ByBox - Collect - Deutsche Post / DHL - FedEx - Hermes - InPost - LA Poste / DPD - MBE - MondialRelay - Otto Group (Hermes / Mondial Relay) - Packstations - Paketboxes - Paketshops - PickPoint - Royal Mail / GLS - TNT - UPS For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/w9...ean_parcel
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Parcels in Poland - Market Insight Report 2015 - UPS, DHL, DPD, FedEx, TNT and GLS is Driving Adoption of Best Practices
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 4:42AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/787q9s/parcels_in_poland) has announced the addition of the "Parcels in Poland - Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. The Polish parcels market is still very small relative to the population of nearly 40 million inhabitants, in a country that is in the top ten in Europe in terms of GDP. The market has continued to grow strongly during the period from 2009-14, faster than other major countries in Europe, apart from the UK. Key factors have been the growth of home shopping and a strong economic performance. This has acted as a spur to innovation - in promoting the development of processes to improve the delivery experience, from defined time-slots, to text messages to the establishment of chains of parcel shops. Home shopping growth looks set to continue, creating further opportunities for those companies which are able to deliver the quality and range of services that the market requires. In this environment, industry consolidation has continued with FedEx making a major play to combine with TNT Express and other major networks continuing to make add-on acquisitions to fill geographical and service gaps. The market is more fragmented than is the case in most countries and the entry into the market of the leading international groups such as UPS, DHL, DPD, FedEx, TNT and GLS is driving adoption of best practices. Parcels in Poland provides an analytical overview of the Polish Parcels market. It attempts to portray accurately the market structure, size, growth, trends and competitive landscape. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction 2. Market Characteristics and Trends 3. Market Size and Growth 4. Competitive Landscape 5. Parcels Market Forecast 6. Appendix: List of abbreviations For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/78..._in_poland
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
France Parcels Market Insight Report 2015
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 4:26AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/prh74k/parcels_in_france) has announced the addition of the "Parcels in France - Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. The French parcels market has continued to grow in spite of the uncertain recovery from recession. A key factor has been the growth of home shopping. French economic performance was strong in the years immediately following the 2009 financial crisis - among highest in Europe. However, since 2012, France has seen more modest growth and is still experiencing a high unemployment rate which has contributed to a slower recovery than elsewhere in Europe. The double digit growth of internet retail has acted as a spur to innovation - in promoting the development of processes to improve the delivery experience, from defined time-slots, to text messages to the expansion of chains of parcel shops, already well-established in France with Kiala, Mondial Relay and Pick-Up Services having rolled-out extensive networks over the last decade. Home shopping growth looks set to continue, creating further opportunities for those companies which are able to deliver the quality and range of services that the market requires. In this environment, industry consolidation has continued with the top 5 operators accounting for over 80% of the French parcel delivery market in 2014. FedEx is making a major play to combine with TNT Express and other major networks are continuing to make add-on acquisitions to fill geographical and service gaps. Parcels in France provides an analytical overview of the French Parcels market. It attempts to portray accurately the market structure, size, growth, trends and competitive landscape. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction 2. Market Characteristics and Trends 3. Market Size and Growth 4. Competitive Landscape 5. Parcels Market Forecast 6. Appendix: List of abbreviations For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/pr..._in_france
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
European Parcels: Market Insight Report 2015
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 4:26AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/swsdc8/european_parcels) has announced the addition of the "European Parcels: Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. The European parcels market has continued to grow in most countries in spite of the uncertain recovery from recession. A key factor has been the growth of home shopping. This has acted as a spur to innovation - in promoting the development of processes to improve the delivery experience, from defined time-slots, to text messages to the establishment of chains of parcel shops. Home shopping growth looks set to continue, creating further opportunities for those companies which are able to deliver the quality and range of services that the market requires. In this environment, industry consolidation has continued with FedEx making a major play to combine with TNT Express and other major networks continuing to make add-on acquisitions to fill geographical and service gaps in the European parcels market. European Parcels Market Insight Report provides an analytical overview of the European Parcels market. It attempts to portray accurately the market structure, size, growth, trends and competitive landscape. The report builds upon: - The published analysis on the UK parcels market and in adjacent logistics markets - Our consulting work in the industry which has included advising on market and strategic issues and the attractiveness of parcel company acquisitions What does the report cover? The report covers eight main countries in depth: Germany, UK, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium and Poland. - These markets represent 75% of European GDP and, according to our market model, 79% of total parcels revenues. Key Topics Covered: 1. European Parcels Market Background 2. Market Trends 3. Market Size and Growth 4. Competitive Landscape 5. Profiles 6. Other Networks 7. Germany 8. France 9. UK 10. Italy 11. Spain 12. Netherlands 13. Poland 14. Belgium 15. Other Europe 16. Forecasts 17. Appendix Companies Featured - Amazon Logistics - BRT SpA - CityLink - Colis Priv? - DHL - DPD - Deutsche Post / DHL - Eurodis - FedEx - GLS - GO! (General Overnight) - General Logistics Systems - GeoPost UK (DPD Interlink) - Grupo Correos - Heppner Transport and Logistics Group - Hermes - InPost Nowoczesna Poczta sp. z.o.o. - K Ex Sp z.o.o. - La Poste - Logistics World Alliance - MRW - Mory Global (previously Mory Duchros) - Net Express Europe - Poczta Polska S.A. - PostNL - Poste Italiane / SDA Express Courier - Royal Mail - SEUR Geopost Sl - SNCF Geodis - System Alliance Europe - TNT - Transporte Integral De Paqueter?a, S.A. (TIPSA) - UK Mail - UPS - Yodel For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sw...an_parcels
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Instant (no cost) Parcel Audit Web Tool - Lojistic Rolls Out Audisee
PRWeb - Mon Nov 09, 2:10AM CST
Lojistic, an innovative provider of transportation cost reduction services and software, is excited to announce its new instant parcel audit web tool. This no cost UPS and FedEx audit tool, along with the entire suite of Lojistic services, reflects the company's commitment to providing effective and useful resources for companies to manage transportation costs.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Industry pushes to shape transportation law
By JOAN LOWY - AP - Sun Nov 15, 11:33AM CST
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress is racing toward a Friday deadline to renew the law that pays for national transportation programs, and lobbyists trying to shape the legislation are in a frenzy.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
This Blue Chip Stock Will Fly High During The Coming 'Santa Rally'
at The Street - Fri Nov 13, 11:37AM CST
This holiday season, a freer spending consumer should lift the fortunes of this iconic shipping company and economic bellwether.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68), UPS: 101.78 (-0.82)
FedEx Falls 1.39% on Heavy Volume: Watch For Potential Rebound
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Thu Nov 12, 6:47PM CST
FedEx (NYSE:FDX) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $158.50 to a high of $160.60. Yesterday, the shares fell 1.4%, which took the trading range below the 3-day low of $159.00 on volume of 1.5 million shares. Often times after large one-day declines, short-term traders may play for some degree of mean reversion.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Shipper UPS Is Expecting A Busy Holiday Season
at Investor's Business Daily - Thu Nov 12, 5:00PM CST
Package-shipping giant UPS (UPS) is expecting a busier holiday season this year. In late October, the Atlanta-based firm announced that it's expecting record holiday deliveries of more the 630 million packages between Black Friday and New Year's Eve,...
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68), UPS: 101.78 (-0.82)
Canadians Turn to Online Shopping to Alleviate Holiday Stress
Marketwired - Thu Nov 12, 4:01AM CST
Editors Note: There is an image associated with this Press Release.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
FAA Proposes $68,000 Civil Penalty Against Unical Aviation
M2 - Wed Nov 11, 3:45AM CST
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposes a $68,000 civil penalty against Unical Aviation Inc. of the City of Industry, Calif., for allegedly violating Hazardous Materials Regulations.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Senate: Longer double trailers for trucks must be safe
By JOAN LOWY - AP - Tue Nov 10, 4:56PM CST
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate went on record Tuesday against a federal mandate that would force all states to allow trucks with extra-long double trailers on interstates, saying it first must be shown that the vehicles don't undermine safety.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68), UPS: 101.78 (-0.82)
New ShipStation Infographic Provides 2015 Holiday Shipping Cutoff Dates by Carrier
PRWeb - Tue Nov 10, 7:31AM CST
ShipStation, the leading web-based e-commerce shipping solution, released a new infographic offering shipping cutoff dates for the upcoming holiday shipping season. The infographic clearly lays out the closures and ship-by dates for the top three U.S. carriers (FedEx, UPS and USPS) for the 2015 holiday season. It's helpful for both online shoppers and sellers to make sure that orders, and the gifts they likely contain, arrive at their destinations when expected.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68), STMP: 97.32 (-1.67)
Asia-Pacific B2C E-Commerce Delivery 2015 - Online Shoppers in Asia-Pacific Value Free Shipping
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 10:28AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/nsx6xw/asiapacific_b2c) has announced the addition of the "Asia-Pacific B2C E-Commerce Delivery 2015" report to their offering. This new market report, Asia-Pacific B2C E-Commerce Delivery 2015, highlights some important trends in online delivery. Among the report's findings is that close to half of online shoppers in this booming region would buy more items to qualify for free shipping. Furthermore, the report reveals that online merchants in Asia-Pacific are investing in offering faster and more convenient delivery options. In the fast growing B2C E-Commerce market in Asia-Pacific, close to half of online shoppers admitted in a survey last year they would buy more items from an online store in order to qualify for free shipping. In Japan, a medium-high double-digit share of online shoppers were willing to wait longer for free delivery and in Singapore more than two thirds of online shoppers believed free shipping to be a critical factor in their purchase decision. Furthermore, the report reveals that delivery speed also matters. In China, the region's largest market, online shoppers put delivery speed over delivery costs in a ranking of main considerations when buying online. In South Korea, approximately a quarter of online shoppers complained about slow delivery after purchase last year, while in Vietnam this share was above 50%. Moreover, India ranked the highest worldwide in terms of online shoppers willing to pay extra for faster shipping, as of early 2015. Online retailers across Asia-Pacific are making efforts to offer faster and more convenient delivery options. In Japan, for example, over one-fifth of online shoppers already used same day delivery by the start of 2015 and a further one-third expressed willingness to use it in the future. The country's largest E-Commerce platform operator, Rakuten, cooperated with delivery providers and store operators to offer pick-up service from stores and delivery stations. Chinese E-Commerce giants JD.com and Alibaba are both expanding their capabilities to cover larger areas of the country with same day delivery service. Key Questions Answered: - What are the major trends in B2C E-Commerce delivery in Asia-Pacific? - How important is free delivery to online shoppers in Asia-Pacific? - What is the attitude of online shoppers in this region to paying extra for faster delivery? - How is competition around B2C E-Commerce delivery evolving in major counties of this region? Key Topics Covered: 1. Management Summary 2. Global Developments 3. Asia-Pacific Regional 4. China 5. Japan 6. South Korea 7. Australia 8. Taiwan 9. India 10. New Zealand 11. Singapore 12. Indonesia 13. Malaysia 14. Thailand 15. Philippines 16. Vietnam 17. Pakistan Companies Mentioned - 7-Eleven - Amazon - Blue Dart - Cashcashpinoy.com - DHL - Delhivery - Ecom Express - Ensogo - FedEx - Flipkart - India Post - JD.Com - Japan Post - Kaymu.pk - Kintetsu World Express - Lazada.com - Momo Shop - Rakuten - SF Express - Snapdeal - Symbios - Yamato - Yuda - Yuntong - ZJS Express - Zalora For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ns...acific_b2c
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Research and Markets: Parcels in Poland - Market Insight Report 2015 - UPS, DHL, DPD, FedEx, TNT and GLS is Driving Adoption of Best Practices
Business Wire - Mon Nov 09, 5:29AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/t8xkgm/parcels_in_poland) has announced the addition of the "Parcels in Poland - Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering.
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
European Consumer & Small Business Parcels Services: Market Insight Report 2015
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 5:08AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/x5hn8l/european_consumer) has announced the addition of the "European Consumer & Small Business Parcels Services: Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. This report focuses on an important segment of the parcels industry: those services designed to carry parcels on behalf of consumers and small businesses, such as eBay or Amazon Marketplace sellers. We quantify the European market segment size, historical growth rates, segmentation patterns and levels of market profitability while reviewing key factors behind these figures (There is also a UK version of this report, UK Consumer & Small Business Parcels: Market Insight, 2015 available). We also carry out an in-depth analysis of the relevant drivers of industry growth. This includes trends in home shopping, the growth of eBay and its peers and the development of new services targeted at this segment. A broad range of companies who serve the consumer / small business segment across Europe are profiled, their strategies and positioning are reviewed and their performance and prospects are analysed. The report sets out historical trends in a data-rich document with over 80 charts and tables. It contains our forecast scenario for consumer / small business segment growth which is based on analysis of historical trends and our understanding of growth drivers. What are the objectives of this report? The European parcels industry has continued to grow, however the traditional business-to-business (B2B) segment is increasingly mature. To find growth, many carriers looked first to consumer deliveries (B2C) as home shopping became increasingly important. Now, as marketplaces such as eBay and Amazon have grown strongly, and increased home shopping has led to ever more returns, the importance of parcels consigned by consumers and small businesses such as eBay sellers (C2X parcels) is increasing. The report is intended for parcels carriers and logistics groups, home-shopping retailers, operators of consumer / small business parcels service providers, potential entrants to the segment, investors, banks, analysts, consultants and other parties with interests in the area. Key Topics Covered: 1. The Consumer and Small Business Consigned Parcels Market 2. Segment drivers 3. Competitive landscape 4. Country Markets 5. Forecasts 6. Appendix Companies Featured - DHL Service Points / Paketshops - La Poste (incl. DPD Pickup) - Hermes - MondialRelay - UPS Access Point - GLS - FedEx - TNT - InPost - Collect - Doddle - MBE - Ipostparcels - Parcel2Go - Interparcel - Parcel Monkey - Packlink - Send Easy - Hofert Transporte - Cargo International - iloxx eService - Boxtale SAS - Envoi2Colis - Boekuwzending - ParcelParcel Group - P-O-S-T.nl - Parcel.nl / (Shippingcenter.nl) - uShip Europe - KurJerzy.pl - AlleKurier - Eurokurier / (WysylajNajtaniej.pl) - R2G Polska / (Apaczka.pl) - Faktabilligt.se - Fraktjakt.se - SwipBox For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/x5...n_consumer
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
European Parcel Shop and Locker Networks: Market Insight Report 2015
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 4:47AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/w9d8bm/european_parcel) has announced the addition of the "European Parcel Shop and Locker Networks: Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. Growth in demand for parcel shops and lockers to continue to be driven primarily by the growth of internet retail. In particular, the growth of Click-and-Collect' type models which allow consumers to select a parcel shop or locker as an alternative to delivery to the home, could well lead to growth being faster than that of overall internet retail sales. Supply factors are also important with networks currently being rolled out at pace to provide further capacity. What does the report contain? - This report gives a detailed view of the historical and forecast development of parcel shop and locker networks - It includes sections looking at strategies of the main network operators, profiling locker manufacturers and the development of eight of the leading markets (France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain and the UK). - It quantifies the market size and sets out credible forecast scenarios supported by clearly stated assumptions. - We also carry out an in-depth analysis of the relevant drivers of growth - in particular home shopping - setting out historical changes and available forecasts. - Purchasing the report entitles you to have a follow-up conference call with the Apex Insight team to discuss findings and go through any questions you may have on areas such as report methodology, definitions, inputs to our forecast model and alternative scenarios. Why is it important? - Parcel shops and locker networks are quickly being rolled out across Europe. They are rapidly becoming an essential component of the logistics operations involved in getting internet purchases into the hands of consumers, while also remaining a key element of spare parts logistics operations. - Those building networks frequently advocate them as the best solutions for long-standing problems such as the last mile and returns. - Across the whole logistics industry they are one of the fastest-growing areas and appear likely to remain so in the future. - This report aims to explore what is happening in the market now, what factors are driving it and provide a view on how it is likely to develop in the future. Key challenges in achieving further growth include: - Acceptance of the concept by the mass of consumers, not just current early-adopters - Availability of sufficient sites for more lockers and, in particular, parcel shops. - Availability of sufficient capacity at the sites to cope with anticipated growth in demand. Key Topics Covered: 1. About this report 2. Summary 3. Company background 4. Industry description 5. Market size and growth 6. Competitive landscape 7. UK 8. Germany 9. France 10. Italy 11. Spain 12. Belgium 13. Poland 14. Netherlands 15. Other European markets Companies Mentioned - Amazon - ByBox - Collect - Deutsche Post / DHL - FedEx - Hermes - InPost - LA Poste / DPD - MBE - MondialRelay - Otto Group (Hermes / Mondial Relay) - Packstations - Paketboxes - Paketshops - PickPoint - Royal Mail / GLS - TNT - UPS For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/w9...ean_parcel
FDX: 158.11 (-0.68)
Parcels in Poland - Market Insight Report 2015 - UPS, DHL, DPD, FedEx, TNT and GLS is Driving Adoption of Best Practices
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 4:42AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/787q9s/parcels_in_poland) has announced the addition of the "Parcels in Poland - Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. The Polish parcels market is still very small relative to the population of nearly 40 million inhabitants, in a country that is in the top ten in Europe in terms of GDP. The market has continued to grow strongly during the period from 2009-14, faster than other major countries in Europe, apart from the UK. Key factors have been the growth of home shopping and a strong economic performance. This has acted as a spur to innovation - in promoting the development of processes to improve the delivery experience, from defined time-slots, to text messages to the establishment of chains of parcel shops. Home shopping growth looks set to continue, creating further opportunities for those companies which are able to deliver the quality and range of services that the market requires. In this environment, industry consolidation has continued with FedEx making a major play to combine with TNT Express and other major networks continuing to make add-on acquisitions to fill geographical and service gaps. The market is more fragmented than is the case in most countries and the entry into the market of the leading international groups such as UPS, DHL, DPD, FedEx, TNT and GLS is driving adoption of best practices. Parcels in Poland provides an analytical overview of the Polish Parcels market. It attempts to portray accurately the market structure, size, growth, trends and competitive landscape. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction 2. Market Characteristics and Trends 3. Market Size and Growth 4. Competitive Landscape 5. Parcels Market Forecast 6. Appendix: List of abbreviations For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/78..._in_poland
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France Parcels Market Insight Report 2015
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 4:26AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/prh74k/parcels_in_france) has announced the addition of the "Parcels in France - Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. The French parcels market has continued to grow in spite of the uncertain recovery from recession. A key factor has been the growth of home shopping. French economic performance was strong in the years immediately following the 2009 financial crisis - among highest in Europe. However, since 2012, France has seen more modest growth and is still experiencing a high unemployment rate which has contributed to a slower recovery than elsewhere in Europe. The double digit growth of internet retail has acted as a spur to innovation - in promoting the development of processes to improve the delivery experience, from defined time-slots, to text messages to the expansion of chains of parcel shops, already well-established in France with Kiala, Mondial Relay and Pick-Up Services having rolled-out extensive networks over the last decade. Home shopping growth looks set to continue, creating further opportunities for those companies which are able to deliver the quality and range of services that the market requires. In this environment, industry consolidation has continued with the top 5 operators accounting for over 80% of the French parcel delivery market in 2014. FedEx is making a major play to combine with TNT Express and other major networks are continuing to make add-on acquisitions to fill geographical and service gaps. Parcels in France provides an analytical overview of the French Parcels market. It attempts to portray accurately the market structure, size, growth, trends and competitive landscape. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction 2. Market Characteristics and Trends 3. Market Size and Growth 4. Competitive Landscape 5. Parcels Market Forecast 6. Appendix: List of abbreviations For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/pr..._in_france
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European Parcels: Market Insight Report 2015
M2 - Mon Nov 09, 4:26AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/swsdc8/european_parcels) has announced the addition of the "European Parcels: Market Insight Report 2015" report to their offering. The European parcels market has continued to grow in most countries in spite of the uncertain recovery from recession. A key factor has been the growth of home shopping. This has acted as a spur to innovation - in promoting the development of processes to improve the delivery experience, from defined time-slots, to text messages to the establishment of chains of parcel shops. Home shopping growth looks set to continue, creating further opportunities for those companies which are able to deliver the quality and range of services that the market requires. In this environment, industry consolidation has continued with FedEx making a major play to combine with TNT Express and other major networks continuing to make add-on acquisitions to fill geographical and service gaps in the European parcels market. European Parcels Market Insight Report provides an analytical overview of the European Parcels market. It attempts to portray accurately the market structure, size, growth, trends and competitive landscape. The report builds upon: - The published analysis on the UK parcels market and in adjacent logistics markets - Our consulting work in the industry which has included advising on market and strategic issues and the attractiveness of parcel company acquisitions What does the report cover? The report covers eight main countries in depth: Germany, UK, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium and Poland. - These markets represent 75% of European GDP and, according to our market model, 79% of total parcels revenues. Key Topics Covered: 1. European Parcels Market Background 2. Market Trends 3. Market Size and Growth 4. Competitive Landscape 5. Profiles 6. Other Networks 7. Germany 8. France 9. UK 10. Italy 11. Spain 12. Netherlands 13. Poland 14. Belgium 15. Other Europe 16. Forecasts 17. Appendix Companies Featured - Amazon Logistics - BRT SpA - CityLink - Colis Priv? - DHL - DPD - Deutsche Post / DHL - Eurodis - FedEx - GLS - GO! (General Overnight) - General Logistics Systems - GeoPost UK (DPD Interlink) - Grupo Correos - Heppner Transport and Logistics Group - Hermes - InPost Nowoczesna Poczta sp. z.o.o. - K Ex Sp z.o.o. - La Poste - Logistics World Alliance - MRW - Mory Global (previously Mory Duchros) - Net Express Europe - Poczta Polska S.A. - PostNL - Poste Italiane / SDA Express Courier - Royal Mail - SEUR Geopost Sl - SNCF Geodis - System Alliance Europe - TNT - Transporte Integral De Paqueter?a, S.A. (TIPSA) - UK Mail - UPS - Yodel For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sw...an_parcels
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Instant (no cost) Parcel Audit Web Tool - Lojistic Rolls Out Audisee
PRWeb - Mon Nov 09, 2:10AM CST
Lojistic, an innovative provider of transportation cost reduction services and software, is excited to announce its new instant parcel audit web tool. This no cost UPS and FedEx audit tool, along with the entire suite of Lojistic services, reflects the company's commitment to providing effective and useful resources for companies to manage transportation costs.
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