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Port industry says Biden vaccine mandate could worsen supply-chain crisis
The head of the organization representing companies in labor relations at the U.S.’s largest ports is worried that the federal vaccine mandate set to take…
India to refrain from supporting fish subsidy proposal at WTO
India considers the latest proposal of the World Trade Organization on subsidies for fishermen unbalanced and unfair, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Port snarls mean cargo ships try to avoid bottlenecks
Congestion at many of the world’s major ports offered a snapshot of supply chains trying to avoid unprecedented bottlenecks, as cargo handlers searched for the…
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Senator Menendez announces $9 million to expand Salem port services
U.S. Senator Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) today announced $9 million in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) to expand and improve services at…
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Crowley honored with HIRE vets Medallion Award
U.S. Secretary of Labor Martin J. Walsh has recognized Crowley as a recipient of the Platinum 2021 HIRE Vets Medallion Award during a ceremony held…
Kenya Airways asks government to settle $250 million debt
Kenya Airways Plc is counting on the government to settle $250 million in liabilities racked up during coronavirus groundings as it gears up to around…
Boeing set to dent Airbus India dominance with 737 Max order
Boeing Co. may win a crucial deal as early as this weekend for some 70 to 80 737 Max jets from an Indian startup airline,…
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US won’t open solar-trade probe into Asian manufacturers
The U.S. rejected a request to launch an investigation into Asian solar manufacturers that critics warned would drive up costs for clean power and escalate…
26-year-old CEO takes his autonomous truck company public in $5 billion deal
Alex Rodrigues of Embark Trucks is one of the youngest to run a multibillion-dollar listed company.
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Port of Rotterdam sees global ship strains lasting through 2022
Port of Rotterdam officials said they expect the current difficulties snarling global shipping to extend through next year, barring any unexpected weakening in household demand…