The inclusion of ship-to-shore gantry cranes in the fourth tranche of Chinese tariffs would increase the costs by millions, AAPA President and CEO Nagle said.
Chinese telecom giant’s CEO Ren Zhengfei expects his company to lose $30 billion in revenue in 2019, mostly due to Commerce’s Entity List and the U.S.-China trade war.
One places restrictions on large ships; another changes composition of pilot board for Houston ship channel.
The Office of Foreign Assets Control is authorized by law to periodically adjust its civil penalty amounts for violations of various foreign financial transaction controls.
A study projects the state’s seaports to increase cargo tonnage by more than 32 million tons in the next five years to 142.4 million tons in fiscal year 2022-23.
Edgardo Antuñano is leading a team in Texas and Brian McGonagle is promoted in Florida.
The U.K. reportedly will send 100 Royal Marines and the U.S. will “guarantee freedom of navigation throughout the strait,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said.
The public is invited to weigh in during a July 24 public hearing or in writing by July 15.
The agency anticipates submitting the report to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative by March 31.
Tricon and owner Haoyang Yu were charged in a federal court in Boston on Friday with illegally exporting integrated circuits that contained stolen trade circuits from a U.S. firm.
A 200,000-square-foot facility in China will have a sorting capacity of 500,000 parcels per day.
Witnesses offered the House Highway and Transit differing views on a wide array of trucking priorities as Congress faces reauthorization of surface transportation legislation.
AOTOS award winners are announced; earning honors are C.R. England’s vets, Easy, environmental champions, NYK, outstanding young professional and state DOTs.
U.S. officials say video shows an unexploded limpet mine being removed from the Kokuka Courageous, but the president of the ship’s operator said the crew reported the vessel was hit by a flying object.
Tennessee court orders the technology company to pay a $500,000 fine for devices shipped in interstate commerce in 2014.
Despite trade war, exports and imports were up year-over-year in May.
Slow growth in intra-Asia volumes seen as a harbinger for long-distance container trades in peak season.
The letter, organized by Tariffs Hurt the Heartland, said additional tariffs would result in the loss of 2 million American jobs and reduce the value of the GDP by 1%.
The National Economic Council director said at an event in Washington Thursday that the ongoing bilateral tit for tat will have minimal economic impacts on U.S. consumers.
New chairman and vice chairman will lead The International Air Cargo Association and global corporate insurance carrier will make management changes.
