07

Nov

China Resumes U.S. Wheat Purchases After Trump–Xi Meeting

SINGAPORE/BEIJING, Nov 6 – According to traders on Thursday, China has made two purchases of U.S. wheat after a meeting between the leaders of the two countrie...

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07

Nov

China’s Third Aircraft Carrier, the Fujian, Enters Service

BEIJING, Nov 7 – China has officially launched its first aircraft carrier designed and built in the country, named the Fujian. This announcement came after sev...

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06

Nov

Suez Canal Reports Biggest Recovery in Vessel Traffic Since Red Sea Crisis Began

The Suez Canal Authority has announced major strides in recovering from vessel detours related to the Red Sea crisis. According to Chairman Admiral Ossama Rabi...

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06

Nov

MSC Shatters Industry Record, Becomes First Carrier to Command 7 Million TEU Fleet Capacity

The Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has made history by becoming the first shipping line ever to reach a fleet capacity of seven million twenty-foot equiv...

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06

Nov

Supreme Court Wrestles With Legality of Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs

By Andrew Chung and John Kruzel WASHINGTON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - The lawyer for Donald Trump's administration faced challenging questions from both conservative...

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06

Nov

Oil Tankers Get ‘Dirty’ Ditching Fuels for Crude as Rates Boom

(Bloomberg) — Recently, there has been a sharp increase in freight rates for tankers transporting oil, prompting many vessels to shift their operations toward...

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06

Nov

Coast Guard Launches Dual-Track RFIs to Modernize Domestic Icebreaker Fleet

Coast Guard Requests Information for New Domestic Icebreakers The U.S. Coast Guard has opened two Requests for Information (RFI) aimed at modernizing its old...

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06

Nov

Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of Trump’s Global Tariffs

The US Supreme Court showed doubts about President Donald Trump’s broad global tariffs during a lengthy argument session that lasted over 2.5 hours. Several ju...

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06

Nov

Matson Takes $6.4 Million Hit from US-China Port Fee Standoff

Matson, Inc., a company based in Honolulu, reported that it incurred $6.4 million in port entry fees during the first three weeks when the U.S. and China impos...

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