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Briefings by Drewry and Port of Long Beach say effect this year may be mild but become a bigger issue if tariffs become more widespread.

The denial order currently prohibiting U.S. firms from exporting to the Chinese telecom giant again will be suspended once money is in escrow.

Cinven will acquire supplier of temperature containers used to move pharmaceuticals by air.

Swart tapped as president; Hunt named COO; and Tuthill hired as CCO.

Commerce launches antidumping and countervailing duty investigations of imported steel products.

Version 18.2 delivers full multimodal support, compliance enhancements for multiple countries and extended mobile capabilities.

Santiago facility dedicated to pharmaceutical and healthcare industry.

Organized under the chainPORT initiative, the competition is designed to find new technology solutions for the port and maritime industry.

The notice-and-comment period on a list of more than 6,000 subheadings will end Aug. 30, with any duties to be presumptively imposed afterward.

IICL claims South Carolina and Georgia port authorities’ chassis pool would reduce competition.

Commission maintains focus on regulatory activities while waiting on president to nominate new members.

Food company uses ingredients from its early days to mold ROAR Logistics unit.

Quayside volumes last week totaled 66,000 TEUs and productivity was 80 percent of pre-go-live levels of its new terminal operating system.

Purchase of 100 percent of outstanding stock garners about $83 million in cash.

Dredging of the commercial channels serving Norfolk Harbor to 55 feet targeted for completion in 2024.

The German airline’s cargo operation expects delivery of the Boeing planes in February and March.

The South Korean airline has initiated thrice-weekly all-cargo flights from Incheon to India using a Boeing 777 freighter.

Industry veterans get COO, EVP roles.

ILA and employers have a tentative contract in the Port of New York and New Jersey and finalize new agreement in Halifax.

International Longshoremen’s Association and employer group said Tuesday they have agreement on a six-year contract covering local issues in the Port of New York and New Jersey.