FreightWaves to sponsor the digital news product + deliver custom content that will include data-driven items from SONAR
1/14/2020
FreightWaves, a leading provider of freight industry benchmarking, analytics, and forecasting will sponsor the Wall Street Journal Logistics Report, a digital news product and daily newsletter, that delivers up-to-the minute news, analysis, interviews and explanatory journalism on everything from global trade and transportation infrastructure, transport routes and the software algorithms that guide them, to the flow of raw materials through manufacturing processes and delivery of the finished product.
FreightWaves will also supplement the WSJ’s news coverage with custom sponsored content that includes data-driven research items from SONAR as well as pieces that illuminate the relationships between freight movements and the broader economy. The FreightWaves content is uniquely produced for the The Wall Street Journal Logistics Report, entirely by FreightWaves. The Wall Street Journal news department is not involved with the creation of any content produced by FreightWaves. The content produced by FreightWaves will be clearly labeled.
“The WSJ Logistics Report offers best-in-class journalism and reporting on global events that impact logistics and supply chains to one of the broadest news audiences in the world,” said Craig Fuller, FreightWaves founder and CEO. “We are honored and excited to work with one of the most respected news sources in the world. FreightWaves will provide the WSJ Logistics Report community with sponsored content that includes near real-time benchmarking, analysis and forecasting driven off the FreightWaves SONAR platform.”
Creating custom content for The Logistics Report enables FreightWaves to deliver insights from its SONAR freight forecasting platform to a new audience of industrial and retail business leaders, as well as financial institutions. SONAR offers 150,000 time-series data points that are updated daily. Shippers, carriers, intermediaries and financial institutions use SONAR for benchmarking, analysis and forecasting of freight demand, activity, rates, financial and operational performance, and capacity.
FreightWaves SONAR, the leading global freight data platform, ingests millions of data points every day to provide clients with near-time views into trucking, rail, air and ocean transportation markets, as well as a wealth of macroeconomic and commodities information. FreightWaves subject matter experts, data scientists, research analysts and journalists put the data in context, advise clients on data-driven decision-making, and break important industry news.
SONAR’s alternative data time series and three-dimensional mapping give transportation professionals and financial institutions real-time insight into the global goods economy. FreightWaves’ proprietary measurements of trucking capacity and spot rates and ocean and air freight flows are leading indicators of macroeconomic signals such as retail spending and industrial production.
About FreightWaves: FreightWaves is a leading provider of fundamental analysis and data for the global freight market. SONAR, FreightWaves’ data platform enables transportation carriers, logistics providers, and shippers to benchmark, analyze, and forecast financial and operational performance against the market and competitive cohorts.
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Captain Covid, disagrees with President Ramaphosa
to ‘release lockdown…’
By Zahra Lockhart
(7 May 2020—FF News) Captain Covid, Mr. Omar Abdulla
says that
the release of the lockdown could have ‘dire consequences,’ for
South Africa,
with cases reaching 5000 in the African nation and close to four
million worldwide.
“The President is thinking of boosting the economy with his release
of the lockdown,
yet this could have a negative effect causing cases in the
mother nation to rise, and
the increase of the spread of the virus.’ he looped.
Meanwhile, across the world, Covid 19 cases are starting
to roar with the latest
cases at meat packaging plants, nursing homes,
grocery stores and pharmacies.
“President Trump was too slow to close down The United States,
and President
Ramaphosa is too quick to open up the country. We could see a
surge in cases and
the rand reach R23.’ growled South Africa Today.
Speaking to Footprints in South Africa, local resident Ms.
Thando Sithole added that
there is absolutely ‘no social distancing,’ in the townships of Soweto,
Secunda, Khayalisha, Laudium, Lenasia,
and Sebokeng.
“President Ramaphosa is acting too quickly, and soon we will
be in a lockdown again.’
However, Oil prices around the world are still plummeting
due to a lack of demand and
the cut in production with Saudi Arabia and Russia.
“There is simply too much oil in the world, and we are running
out of storage space.’
reported The Economic Times.
Chewing on his pen and waving his hand through his hair,
Captain Covid,
Mr. Omar Abdulla says that outbreaks in South Africa are pretty low,
but we could see a spike in new cases in
Pharmacies, Grocery stores and meat packaging companies.
“President Ramaphosa is releasing the lockdown too early, and I
can foresee more cases with
more outbreaks at these facilities. Our request to the president is
this is too quick and more
lives will be lost.’
The Omar Abdulla Group which owns shares into Bitcoin SA,
Forex SA, Instagram SA
And Twitter SA said on their website that they will continue to
buy small amount of
shares into SEO companies Eskom, Telkom, South African Airways
and SABC.
“After receiving over R500 billion rand in loan packages and treasury
bond sales, we could
see an uptick in these shares.’
In o t h e r news, a UFO that was spotted and released by The
Pentagon is said to be
aliens either to cure us from The Corona Virus, and make the
virus strain even stronger
in parts of The United States and Europe.
“The flying sauces that were seen recently could be a sign
that we are not alone.’
NASA said on their website.
The Holy month of Ramadaan has now hit the world, with
Mr. Omar Abdulla said to meet
with Islamic leaders including Mufti Menk, Zain Bhika and Maher Zain.
“We wish all our Muslim leaders a peaceful and joyous Ramadan and Eid.’
Concluding his remarks to The Sunday Times, Mrs. Imaan Desai kissed
that he agrees
with The Omar Abdulla Group and once the lockdown has been released,
within a few weeks, we
will be in lockdown again.