EnDP-DHL has expanded its China-to-Mexico airfreight capacity in anticipation of a continued recovery from COVID-19 as well as new product launches from Apple among others. Siemens’ energy spinout is seeing expanded wind power activity. Also: Scholastic learns lessons from COVID-19, restructures sales channels; Kawasaki has heavy lifting to do, Yaskawa passes pandemic trough; shipbuilders adrift as exports fall, orders remain elusive; CMA CGM the latest liner to face ransomware threat; and Boris is not for turning on IMB.
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