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Maersk Scales Back on Profit Forecast
A.P. Moeller-Maersk suggested that its earnings will be weaker than expected due to rising fuel prices, soft freight rates and escalating trade tensions.
Maersk Line
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US Moves Soybeans to China for the First Time in Three Weeks
The Betis is the fourth ship to carry American soybeans since mid-June.
Soybeans
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Cosco's Network Restored After Cyberattack
A week following a cyberattack,Cosco has fully restored its network.
Cosco
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Cosco's US Operations Suffers Cyber Attack
Cosco's US operations suffered from a cyber attack, compromising the carrier's ability to communicate with its vessels, customers, vendors and marine terminals.
Cosco
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Port of Oakland Reports Peak Imports
Port of Oakland
Port of Oakland saw containerized inbound volume reach an all time high of 87,207 TEUs last month.
Port Of Oakland
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California Ports Could Get 140 Zero-Emissions Trucks By the End of the Year
The Port of Long Beach has applied for an $8 million grant from the California Energy Commission to help deploy 140 near-zero emission trucks.
Port Of Long Beach
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Tariffs Threaten Maersk's Profitability
A.P. Moeller-Maersk may not make a profit this year due to the impending trade war between the US and China.
Maersk
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Rumored Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM Merger Dismissed
Hapag-Lloyd
It was rumored that CMA CGM was gearing up to takeover Hapag-Lloyd.
Hapag Lloyd Ship
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US Soybean Ship Didn't Make it to China Before Tariffs Started
Steep tariffs against Chinese goods went into effect today, but one ship laden with US soybeans lost its race to China before the duties were imposed.
US cargoship Peak Pegasus races to China to avoid paying duties on soybeans, ultimately not making it on time.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Tariff Confusion Holds Up US Cargoes
Chinese ports have delayed clearing goods from the United States, potentially disrupting imports worth billions of dollars.
Shanghai
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Matson and Philly Shipyard Build Largest Vessel in US
Matson Logistics
The Daniel K. Inouye vessel is 850-foot long, 3,600 TEU capacity and will travel at a speed of 24 knots, ensuring on-time deliveries in Hawaii from Matson's three West Coast terminals in Seattle, Oakland and Long Beach.
Daniel K Inouye
Ocean Ports & Carriers
China Approves Cosco Shipping-OOIL Deal
With the country's approval, it brings the shipping consolidation a step closer to completion.
Cosco Shipping
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