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Global Gateways: Page 58
Union Workers Halt Operations at Several West Coast U.S. Ports
The union decided to stage “concerted and disruptive work actions” after labor relations reportedly deteriorated between dockworkers and port managers during the week of June 2.
Malaysian Maritime Agency Detains Chinese Barge
The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency said it was investigating if the barge was involved in the looting of two WWII British shipwrecks in the South China Sea.
British Airways Cancels Dozens of Heathrow Flights After I.T. Problem
Most of the cancellations, which come on the busiest day for U.K. air travel since 2019, are for European and domestic flights.
Port of Los Angeles Shipping Volumes Fell 22% Year-on-Year
Through the first four months of 2023, the Port of Los Angeles processed over 2.5 million TEUs, a 29% drop-off compared to the first four months of 2022.
How the U.S. is Trying to Block China's Control of Ports Around the Globe
In a video report, the WSJ looks at how U.S. diplomats have been working to counter Beijing’s influence, but how that effort has had mixed success.
Macquarie Seeks Buyer for Ceres Terminals
Macquarie is looking for $1 billion for the business but strategic buyers in the shipping sector may be limited.
Japan Adopts New Ocean Policy to Bolster Maritime Security
The new five-year policy aims to strengthen Japan's maritime security in response to increased assertive actions from China and other nations.
Five California Ports Sign Memorandum of Understanding for Data Partnership
Under the agreement, the five Californian ports will use computerized and cloud-based data to improve freight system resilience, goods movement efficiency, emissions reduction and economic competitiveness.
Virginia Governor Visits Asia to Forge “Trusted Supply Chain Relationships”
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin hopes to form supply chain relationships with "friends" of the U.S. so that his state won't have to rely on Chinese suppliers.
South Korea Reinstates Japan on List of Countries That Receive Preferential Trade Treatment
The country’s capital plans on further restricting technological and industrial exports to Russia and Belarus as a show of support for the United States' pressure campaign against Moscow.
Baseball Stadium in Port of Oakland Looks Doomed
The move comes after decades of efforts to revitalize the Oakland Coliseum site or find a suitable local alternative.
West Coast Dockworkers Reach Tentative Deal on Port Automation
A broader deal may still be far off, but any movement will ease shipper concerns that the talks aren’t going anywhere after nearly a year of negotiations.
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