Economic doldrums affecting the US in general have finally caught up with the industrial market.

The IATA reports the freight declines have slowed year-to-date growth to 0.1%.

'It's not really how much space they take, but how much power they use.'

'Our clients keep generating more and more data, and they need to store it somewhere.'

'Our clients keep generating more and more data, and they need to store it somewhere.'

Since early 2006, export growth has taken off while imports have faltered.

The credit crunch is likely to clamp down severely on world logistics growth, according to John Luke, global head of shipping for KPMG.

'Our clients keep generating more and more data, and they need to store it somewhere.'