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Iron Ore Shipments from Top Australian Port Hit Annual Record

Exports of the steelmaking material from Port Hedland in Western Australia reached 47.6 million tons in December.

Iron ore falls onto stockpiles at the Fortescue Metals Cloudbreak mine in Western Australia. Photo: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg

Two Shippers Accuse Carriers of Exploiting Pandemic to Overcharge Shippers

Crate & Barrel alleges that it had to pay $30 million more than it would have had carriers honored their service commitments.

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Boeing Needs ‘Tough Love,’ Trump’s Transportation Nominee Says

Duffy said he would work with Congress and the Federal Aviation Administration to ensure robust oversight of Boeing and other aerospace manufacturers.

Sean Duffy. Photographer: Kent Nishimura/Getty Images

Trump’s Transport Pick Vows to Cut Red Tape, Prioritize Safety

Duffy’s new job would heavily overlap with Elon Musk’s empire, requiring him to navigate the priorities of an outspoken billionaire who runs companies that fall under the agency’s jurisdiction.

Sean Duffy. Photographer: Kent Nishimura/Getty Images

Oil Tankers Back Up in Red Sea After Israel Hits Tugs

While the boats have been out of service for about three weeks, port personnel are slowly bringing tankers into harbor, causing a bottleneck.

Photo: iStock / JeanUrsula

Biden, Trade Groups Praise ILA, USMX for Averting Port Strike

The NRF praised the two sides for providing certainty for supply chains, and for helping pave the way for modernization at U.S. ports.

Photo: iStock / Edgar Feliz

ILA and USMX Reach Tentative Agreement on New Six-Year Master Contract

The two sides agreed to continue to operate under the current contract until the union can meet with its full Wage Scale Committee, and schedule a ratification vote.

Photo: iStock.com/Wannachai Phonnuan

Finland to Complete Safety Inspection on Detained Tanker

The anchor was raised to the surface on January 6 and taken for forensic analysis, the National Bureau of Investigation said in a statement the following day.

Oil tanker Eagle S outside the Porkkalanniemi, Kirkkonummi, on the Gulf of Finland. Photo: Jussi Nukari/AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg

Report: ILA, USMX Met in Secret Before Start of Official Talks

Sources told CNBC that the discussions largely centered around hammering out language surrounding automation at U.S. ports.

Cargo ships at the Port of Charleston. Photo: iStock / stonena7

Moody’s Warns of Effects of Potential Dockworkers’ Strike

Diversion of future shipments to West Coast ports would become more difficult and costly if a stoppage was prolonged as ships back-up and remain unloaded, reducing available capacity.

The Port of Newark. Photo: iStock/EXTREME-PHOTOGRAPHER

CMA CGM Resumes Service to Ukraine

Regular box services to Ukraine started in April when the Ukrainian transport and logistics firm Iteris Feeders launched a service between Constanta and Chornomorsk.

Port of Chornomorsk. Photo: iStock.com/connect11

Tesla Annual China Shipments From Shanghai Drop for First Time

The shipment numbers are another disappointing milestone for Tesla, whose annual global sales dropped for the first time in over a decade.

Tesla plant, Shanghai, China. Photo: Bloomberg

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