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Ports
Port unions have long bargained over disruptive innovations
Jun 17, 2022
The introduction of shipping containers half a century ago revolutionized the industry, and union strategy.
Why do two major West Coast ports rate last on a new ranking of facilities worldwide?
May 25, 2022
Experts point to inefficiency, lack of warehouse space and outdated technology.
Having soared throughout the pandemic, the cost of shipping declined in March
by
Justin Ho
Apr 5, 2022
From the shipping slowdown in China to the excess of inventory on hand, there are a number of likely reasons for the drop.
How goes the inflation fight?
Dec 22, 2021
The White House has pushed changes at ports to fix supply chains and ease prices, but high demand for goods continues to exert pressure.
Prices will remain high, California warehouse owner predicts
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Andie Corban
Dec 16, 2021
David Erlanger is dealing with shipping delays and price increases the likes of which he hasn’t seen in his decades in the business.
How omicron may affect China's ports, a key to the global supply chain
Dec 2, 2021
China's no-tolerance COVID-19 protocols may keep the variant at bay but may slow down shipping again.
Mexican border town residents resilient despite pandemic isolation
Nov 23, 2021
When the border closed between Big Bend National Park and Boquillas in 2020, it separated residents from their main source of income.
For public good, not for profit.
LA's port problems have retailers worrying about empty shelves for the holidays
Nov 9, 2021
Retailers and manufacturers are anxious about holiday shopping as they monitor supplies on delayed cargo ships.
Ports are crowded as the holiday season approaches
Sep 3, 2021
Workers across industries have expressed frustration all year about shipping delays. Now it's crunch time again.
Shipping cost index reaches 11-year high
Aug 25, 2021
The Baltic Dry Index tracks how much it costs to ship materials long distances.