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21/07/2014at 15:10

Maersk CEO to do away with accidents and strikes

Aarhus-based company APM Terminals Cargo Service wants to have ships berthed at the port for as short a period of time as possible.
Photo: Jesper Stormly Hansen
Photo: Jesper Stormly Hansen
Jyllands-Posten
BY JESPER OLESEN, JYLLANDS-POSTEN

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