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City of Baltimore Accuses Ship Owner of 'Gross Negligence' in Bridge Crash

The City of Baltimore says it plans to pursue "significant" claims against the firms responsible for the Dali, in a bid to compensate the city, its residents and businesses.

The Dali container ship. Photo: iStock.com/viper-zero

Port of Los Angeles Stopped Millions of Cyber-Intrusions in 2023

Biden administration cybersecurity advisor Anne Neuberger praised the port's Cyber Resilience Center as an example of how government and the private sector can work together.

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Port of Baltimore on Track to Fully Reopen By End of May

The U.S. Department of Transportation reaffirmed the timeline the reopen the Port of Baltimore in a meeting with East Coast port leaders.

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COVID Pandemic Wiped 24.6M TEUs Off Container Market Growth

Without the pandemic, the global container market would have been 198.1 million TEUs in 2023. Instead, it was only 171.0 million TEUs, BIMCO said.

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Bridge Disaster in Baltimore Gets FBI Criminal Investigation

FBI agents early April 15 boarded the Singapore-flagged container ship, which remains disabled on the Patapsco River.

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U.S. Eyeing Ship's Electrical System After Baltimore Bridge Crash

The safety board says it is currently examining data on the Dali container ship's electronic power system and circuit breakers.

The Dali container vessel after striking the Francis Scott Key Bridge that collapsed into the Patapsco River in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S., on Tuesday, April 9, 2024. Photographer: Nathan Howard/Bloomberg

Shippers, Carriers Highlight Extreme Weather as Biggest Challenge to Networks in 2024

Of those surveyed, 39% said that extreme weather events have been their chief concern in 2024, the most of any category.

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Baltimore Port Closure Means 35% Drop in April U.S. Coal Exports

Coal exports will slump 6.3% for the year, according to U.S. Energy Department figures released on April 9.

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Report Predicts Spring Surge in Import Cargo at Major U.S. Ports

U.S. imports have continue to increase even as supply chain challenges in the Red Sea and at the Panama Canal have persisted.

Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/wpd911

Biden Administration Shares Timeline for Restoring Traffic to Port of Baltimore

According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the hope is have the main shipping channel to the port fully reopened by the end of May.

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Airfreight Volumes and Rates Boosted by Red Sea Shipping Diversions

Avoiding the Suez Canal is raising volumes at European seaports farther from the conflict, leading to more combined sea-air transport through hubs such as Dubai.

Ismailia, Egypt. Photo: iStock.com/vale_t

U.S. May Revoke Houthi Terrorist Label If They Stop Red Sea Ship Attacks

“My hope is that we can find diplomatic off-ramps,” President Joe Biden’s special envoy for Yemen told reporters in a press briefing.

Suez Canal, Egypt. Photo: Bloomberg

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