DSV, one of the world’s largest logistics companies, is pulling back on investments along the U.S.-Mexico border because of a slowdown in trade caused by tariffs. Jens H. Lund, DSV’s CEO, said the Denmark-based provider of warehousing and shipping by air, ocean and road has paused a planned cross-border trucking expansion and is slowing other investments pending more clarity on U.S. trade policy with Mexico. “The growth has gone out of it,” Lund said of cross-border trade.

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