According to a published report, ZTE will be required to pay a “substantial fine,” place U.S. compliance officers at the company and change its management team.
Teamsters say negotiations will resume immediately in an attempt to avoid a strike.
After it gets answers to questions, the agency will have another 45 days to review proposed revisions.
Meanwhile, conductors, engineers and signal maintainers at Canadian Pacific had until noon Friday to vote on the railway’s offers.
Most Kingpin Act designations during the Trump administration have been associated with Mexican drug cartels, according to a Treasury official who testified to a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on Wednesday.
“Discriminatory regulations implemented by British Columbia are unfairly keeping U.S. wine off of grocery store shelves, and that is unacceptable,” says U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.
Maersk contributed to the development of Insurwave as a pilot client and is continuing on the platform with its marine hull portfolio.
The project will promote streamlined customs processes and sound implementation of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement.
The Port Authority reports 551,117 TEUs were handled during April, the fourth consecutive monthly high.
The agencies will accept comments on the export control reform-related proposed rules to move several firearms and related items from the U.S. Munitions List to the Commerce Control List through July 9.
The Commerce Department has finalized its determinations for fine denier polyester staple fiber imports from China, India, South Korea and Taiwan.
The partnership will combine contract and spot rates from two databases into one single product.
The Cotulla terminal now offers more than 24,000 tons of storage capacity.
The Liebherr crane was delivered fully assembled and ready to be put to use.
Carriers announce charges because of rapid rise in fuel costs.
Booming automobile manufacturing sector and new free trade deals are likely to spur future gains.
The Israeli ocean carrier managed to increase its revenues and volumes during the quarter from a year prior despite a larger net loss.
The portal gives cargo owners, freight haulers a single window into operations at four container terminals.
The American Trucking Associations’ seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index ticked up 2.2 percent following two consecutive sequential losses.
Terminals at the Port of Savannah handled 356,700 TEUs in April, a year-over-year increase of 7.1 percent and a record for the month.
