Infrastructure

Chris Gillis Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Editorial: Staying vigilant on cargo security

   Cargo security vigilance in the United States was perhaps at its highest in the wake and immediate years following the deadly terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.     However, its human nature for us to drift back into a state of complacency after a while. Businesses grumble quietly how much they can’t stand the […]

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Chris Gillis Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Editorial: The ‘commoditized’ rate debate

   It’s reasonable to wonder whether the container-shipping industry is headed to becoming a “commoditized” business, like buying lots of corn and soybean, or oil and gas.    The condition of the container carriers is desperate: a soft global economy and a tremendous amount of container capacity to fill, and reports of steep financial losses […]

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