Data Analytics Boost Airport Competitiveness Globally

Data Analytics Boost Airport Competitiveness Globally

Facing increasing competition, airports need to leverage data analysis to improve efficiency, optimize passenger experience, and increase revenue. This article explores the opportunities and challenges of data-driven airports, highlighting the key roles of data analysis in passenger flow insights, passenger profiling, resource optimization, and market opportunity discovery. It also emphasizes the importance of choosing reliable data partners and introduces how OAG can help airports enhance their data analysis capabilities. The goal is to illustrate how data empowers airports to make informed decisions and achieve sustainable growth.

01/07/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Google Search Console Bubble Charts Reveal Resilient SEO Keywords

Google Search Console Bubble Charts Reveal Resilient SEO Keywords

Facing the impact of AI on SEO, this article explores how to leverage Google Search Console bubble charts to discover keywords less susceptible to AI erosion. By analyzing bubble chart quadrants, content can be optimized and rankings improved, ensuring stable website traffic growth in the AI era. Using a cross-border logistics navigation website as an example, the article elaborates on specific optimization strategies, helping SEO practitioners break through in the age of AI. This approach aims to maintain and enhance organic visibility despite the evolving landscape.

01/07/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Lazada Expands Into Europe Amid Ecommerce Competition

Lazada Expands Into Europe Amid Ecommerce Competition

Reuters reports that Lazada plans to enter the European market, led by Thai CEO James Dong, targeting local suppliers to differentiate itself from AliExpress. This move is seen as part of Alibaba's strategy to seek overseas growth. Shopee previously faced setbacks in Europe, and ByteDance also faces challenges. Whether Lazada can succeed remains to be seen. The focus on local suppliers could be a key differentiator in a competitive market, but the success of this strategy depends on various factors, including logistics, marketing, and consumer adoption.

01/07/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Freight Market Shifts Under Tariffs and Demand TD Cowenafs Index

Freight Market Shifts Under Tariffs and Demand TD Cowenafs Index

The TD Cowen/AFS Freight Index report indicates that tariff policies, declining consumer confidence, and changes in carrier pricing strategies are impacting the freight market. In trucking, front-loading of inventory is driving up rates, but increased short-haul shipments are lowering overall costs. For parcel, carriers are adjusting prices more frequently, and fuel surcharges are rising, but sales growth faces challenges. In LTL, pricing remains strong despite economic headwinds. The report highlights the complex interplay of factors influencing freight costs and volumes across different transportation modes.

01/15/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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USPS Losses Widen Despite Ecommerce Revenue Surge

USPS Losses Widen Despite Ecommerce Revenue Surge

This paper analyzes the financial situation of the United States Postal Service (USPS) under the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite growth in package delivery, the decline in mail volume has led to significant financial losses. The analysis delves into the reasons for these losses, including the mail business decline, high operating costs, pricing restrictions, and the impact of the pandemic. Finally, it proposes directions for USPS transformation, including expanding package services, innovating new services, optimizing operations, seeking policy support, and undergoing digital transformation to ensure long-term sustainability.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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Container Shipping Industry Aims for Recovery in 2026 After Volatile Year

Container Shipping Industry Aims for Recovery in 2026 After Volatile Year

The container shipping market in 2025 is turbulent, marked by fluctuating freight rates, regional divergence, the Red Sea crisis, and disruptions from trade policies. Oversupply coexists with fragmented demand, putting pressure on the Europe route while Southeast Asia shines. Looking ahead to 2026, capacity growth is expected to slow, narrowing the supply-demand gap. The resumption of shipping through the Red Sea is a crucial variable. To navigate these challenges and seize opportunities, companies need to diversify their strategies, refine their services, and strengthen risk management.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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OAG Names Filip Filipov COO to Lead Data Expansion

OAG Names Filip Filipov COO to Lead Data Expansion

OAG welcomes former Skyscanner executive Filip Filipov as its Chief Operating Officer, aiming to optimize operations, enhance performance, and develop long-term strategies. This appointment aligns with OAG's strategy to accelerate growth following the acquisition of Infare, with the goal of providing comprehensive air travel data solutions. Filipov's expertise will support OAG in achieving greater breakthroughs and advancements in the air travel data sector. His experience will be invaluable as OAG continues to innovate and expand its offerings in the evolving landscape of aviation data.

01/15/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Experts Debate Yuans Rise Impact on Exchange Rates Investments

Experts Debate Yuans Rise Impact on Exchange Rates Investments

BOC Securities' chief economist Guan Tao analyzes the RMB exchange rate trend, pointing out that the recent RMB appreciation benefits from a weak US dollar, trade surplus, and economic growth. However, it still faces uncertainties such as a US dollar rebound and weakening external demand. He emphasizes that the exchange rate serves as a "shock absorber" in the short term, while the long-term trend depends on economic fundamentals. He calls for a rational view of exchange rate fluctuations and cautions against blind optimism.

01/15/2026 Exchange Rate Query
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Guide to Building an Ecommerce Site for Global Sales

Guide to Building an Ecommerce Site for Global Sales

This article provides an in-depth analysis of building and operating independent cross-border e-commerce websites, covering key aspects such as platform selection, domain registration, traffic acquisition, compliant operations, and cross-border payment collection. By offering practical advice and addressing common questions, it aims to help sellers create sustainable growth in their cross-border digital assets and tap into overseas markets. The guide assists in navigating the complexities of establishing a successful online presence and maximizing opportunities in the global e-commerce landscape.

01/15/2026 International Settlement
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Shopee Raises Fees for Crossborder Sellers Amid Challenges

Shopee Raises Fees for Crossborder Sellers Amid Challenges

Shopee will levy a 5% technology fee in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam, impacting cross-border e-commerce seller profits. Sellers should adopt strategies such as diversifying across multiple platforms, building brand awareness, optimizing operational models, specializing in niche categories, establishing independent websites, and leveraging technology to address rising costs and achieve sustainable growth. This fee significantly reduces profitability and necessitates proactive adaptation from sellers operating within these Southeast Asian markets. The new regulations pose a challenge but also an opportunity for innovation and strategic adjustments.

01/15/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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