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Logistics: Page 89
U.S. Exits Talks on Shipping Carbon Charge, Threatens Measures
While the U.S. is economically and diplomatically powerful, the country’s fleet of commercial ships is relatively small.
Reviving U.S. Shipbuilding: Is It Realistic?
The Office of the USTR held two days of public meetings to explore remedies intended to penalize ocean carriers that use Chinese-built ships and revive commercial shipbuilding in the U.S.
Panama Raises Pressure on CK Hutchison Over Port Deal
In addition to the lapses in required approvals, the audit found that Panama Ports used a series of tax-exempt subcontractors to lower the amount it pays to the government.
New Criteria for Choosing the Right Logistics Partner
In an ideal world, every shipment moves seamlessly, capacity is easy to find, every mode runs on time, and there are no disruptions. But we don’t live in an ideal world.
Big Economies Accused of ‘Backsliding’ on Shipping Carbon Deal
The agreement could require all ships to pay a charge based on the greenhouse gases they emit, seen as a crucial source of funding for poor countries.
Ship Carbon Charge Edges Closer With Optimism U.S. Won’t Derail It
There’s been quiet optimism among those following the talks that, despite recent U.S. silence about potential new rules, Washington won’t derail the process.
Seven-Member Regional Bloc Agrees to Boost Trade, Connectivity
The group signed six agreements, including on maritime transport cooperation to boost connectivity between South and Southeast Asia and disaster prevention.
China Ship Sales Collapse as Industry Sweats Over U.S. Port Plan
Just four made-in-China bulkers — ships that ferry everything from coal to salt — were sold in the second-hand market in March.
Trump Kicks Off Global Trade War with Sweeping Tariffs
Trump highlighted a list of countries that will be subject to tariffs above the baseline rate, including 20% for the European Union and 34% for China.
Maersk Billionaires Offer to Take Over Svitzer, Valued at $1.3B
Svitzer was spun off from A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S about a year ago, and the shares had lost about 8% since the listing on Nasdaq Copenhagen before April 2.
Watch: What’s Going on With M&A in the Supply Chain?
Henri Capin-Gally, partner in the law firm of White & Case, discusses how nearshoring, disruption and digitization are impacting supply chain mergers and acquisitions.
Port of Houston 'Hit Hard' by Foggy Weather in February
Total tonnage at Port Houston was down 5% year-over-year in February, with an estimated 14 days in the month impacted by fog.
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