Greg Miller
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American Shipper
Just how many containers of cargo are stuck off California’s coast?
Southern California ports would need two weeks with zero vessel arrivals to clear logjam — but the ships keep coming.
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Maritime
Shipping stocks hammered as China fears intensify
Dry bulk shares suffer double-digit declines, with tanker and container stocks also caught up in the sell-off.
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Maritime
How high can container shipping profits go? Will 2022 top 2021?
Liner profits still rising: second half looks stronger than first and Deutsche Bank sees even higher earnings next year.
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Record shattered: 73 container ships stuck waiting off California
Supply chain crisis deepens as more imports snared in historic ship queue off Los Angeles/Long Beach.
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Maritime
Investor scores a fortune selling container ships named after Patriots
Container ships named The Brady, The Belichick and The Gronk just sold for six to eight times their purchase price, spurring a nine-figure payday.
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Maritime
Shipping stocks hit fresh highs amid COVID-era supply chain chaos
Dry bulk and LNG shipping stocks now at 52-week peaks with container stocks not far from the top.
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Maritime
Container sector is so hot that ships rent for $200,000/day
Demand for container ships is so extreme that some operators are paying unprecedented sums to rent them.
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Maritime
CMA CGM caps its rates. What does this mean for container shipping?
In unprecedented move, CMA CGM unilaterally halts rate increases until February amid rising global supply chain chaos.
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Maritime
Case closed: How drug ring hid $1B worth of coke on a single ship
New details on record 2019 cocaine haul aboard MSC Gayane — which may not have been the first run — as U.S. wraps up convictions.
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Maritime
Shipping lines come out swinging in high-profile profiteering case
Cosco and MSC fight back against accusations that they inflated rates, violated contracts and broke U.S. law.
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