The logistics industry may be seeing the first signs of an end to COVID-19 coronavirus related disruptions in China. Airfreight industry association IATA warned that the outbreak “has severely disrupted global supply chains” with data showing global airfreight volumes fell by 3.3% in January even before the outbreak. Yet, UPS’s CFO, Brain Newman, has said that the firm is “starting to see a rebound in activity in China and Hong Kong” and will try to take advantage “of some pent up demand”. China represented 61.5% of UPS’s U.S.-inbound, s...