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Bloomberg
14 hours ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
Europe's DHL Express Chief Says Global Trade Is ‘Too Big to Fail'
Mike Parra, the CEO of DHL Express Europe, is watching in real time how global goods trade is shifting as the US increases tariffs. 'China-US was a big trade lane for us, and Asia-Pacific to the US was a big trade lane for us,' he said in an interview Wednesday with Bloomberg Television in London. 'Now that's shifted from China and Asia-Pacific to Europe.'
Yahoo
29-01-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Chip Ganassi Racing unveils Palou's 2025 IndyCar livery
Alex Palou and Chip Ganassi Racing won the NTT IndyCar Series championship in their first outing with DHL as a primary sponsor of the No. 10 Honda and the trio is back to defend the victory with a livery that's nearly identical to what was used in 2024. The roll hoop of the Spaniard's car has changed from red to yellow, and there are a few more yellow accents around the car, which carries a larger DHL logo on the sidepods. While DHL will be seen most often on the three-time champion's car, other sponsors to be named at a later date will take over for specific races, which has been customary for the No. 10 car in recent years. 'Our first season with Chip Ganassi Racing and the No. 10 DHL Chip Ganassi Honda was nothing short of spectacular,' said Mike Parra, DHL's head of global sponsorships. 'We take immense pride in seeing our vibrant colors emblazoned on the car, symbolizing our commitment to delivering with speed and passion around the world. As Alex Palou defends his title, we are excited to inspire our fans, customers, and employees to reach new heights with us in what promises to be another thrilling chapter of our partnership.' The driver of the No. 10 car is hoping to add something new — a victory at IndyCar's biggest race — to his list of accomplishments. 'I'm looking forward to the 2025 season with the No. 10 DHL Honda team,' Palou said. 'The competition will be tough. We won the last championship with only two wins, so that shows how competitive it is in IndyCar. The goal is to try and repeat that, improve a bit, and try to win the Indianapolis 500.' Story originally appeared on Racer
