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Canada Rail Union Reauthorizes Strike Ahead of Uncertain Summer
The vote gives the union the authority to call for a strike within the next 60 days if ongoing labor negotiations with CN and CPKC fall through.
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Port of Charleston Terminal to Reopen After Years-Long Labor Dispute
The dispute dates back to the opening of the terminal in 2021, when SC Ports attempted to use non-union state employees as crane operators.
Photo: Port of Charleston
Red Sea Delays the 'New Normal' Headed into Peak Shipping Season
Supply chain visibility platform Project 44 estimates that passages through the Suez Canal dipped by 80% between May 2023 and May 2024.
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Federal Prosecutors Push for Criminal Charges Against Boeing
The DOJ has until July 7 to make a final decision on criminal charges against Boeing, stemming from a pair of deadly 737 crashes in 2018 and 2019.
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Fending Off Houthis Requires Double the Fleet, EU Force Says
U.S. and U.K. bombing campaigns have failed to stop the attacks, and have instead led to vessels associated with the two countries being targeted more often.
A rally staged against Israel and in solidarity with Palestinians in Sanaa in May 2024. Photo: Bloomberg
Chinese Carmakers Call for 25% Tax on Large European Cars
The companies made the demand in a closed-door meeting with Beijing’s Ministry of Commerce on June 18.
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Drone-Sinking of Coal Ship Takes Red Sea Perils to New Level
Yemen’s Houthi militants managed to strike the MV Tutor with a seaborne drone, killing one crew member and injuring others.
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Houthi-Stricken Cargo Carrier’s Crew Abandons Ship Due to Fire
The Iranian-backed militants struck the Verbena, a Ukrainian-owned, Polish-operated ship, in two missile attacks on June 13.
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Attacks Drove 90% Decline in Container Shipping Through Red Sea, U.S. Spies Say
The attacks have impacted at least 65 countries and forced at least 29 major energy and shipping companies to alter their routes.
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Carriers Divert Sailings Amid Growing Threat of Canada Rail Strike
Canada's rail union says it will conduct a new strike vote between June 14-29, promising a "quick process."
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Port of Baltimore Ramps Back Up as Channel is Restored to Full Capacity
Dwell times at the port have stabilized across the board, having returned to their pre-closure levels with full capacity now restored to the port.
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Could Container Leasing Rate Price Bubble Be Poised to Burst?
Red Sea diversions have had many carriers pulling shipping schedules forward in anticipation of future disruptions in the region, but that is unlikely to last.
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