DHL’s suitcase

Adam Clermont wrote this week: On the people who packed it, the company it built, and the ones being told to pack their own. In 1969, in a city where the fog rolls through the Golden Gate and the waterfront smells of salt and diesel and cargo that has somewhere to be, a young man named Larry Hillblom had an idea so simple it was almost embarrassing. Ships were arriving in Honolulu ... The post DHL Read full article →