UPS Launches $80M Hub at Clark Airport to Bolster Asia-Pacific Logistics
Global logistics giant UPS has invested $80 million in a new hub at Clark International Airport, Philippines, significantly strengthening its Asia-Pacific logistics network. This marks UPS's largest investment in the Philippines and one of its biggest in the region.
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