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To fully grasp the current crisis in the flow of goods, youve got to watch a box of something struggle its way through

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To fully grasp the current crisis in the flow of goods, youve got to watch a box of something struggle its way through

To fully grasp the current crisis in the flow of goods, youve got to watch a box of something struggle its way through

To fully grasp the current crisis in the flow of goods, youve got to watch a box of something struggle its way through

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The historic Swansea cafe where people like to get down on one knee and sport and film stars enjoy a coffee Catherine Zeta Jones, Dirty Den and the All Blacks have all enjoyed a drink at Gershwins Coffee House and Bistro in Swansea city centre, and then there was the infamous M&S Christmas party... Gershwins Coffee House in Nelson Street, the decades-old Swansea cafe where Catherine Zeta Jones, Dirty Den and the All Blacks like to have a coffee… (Image: Adrian White Photography) Want the late...

Tech Byte: The Benefits of 5G The Benefits of 5G And what’s so great about it? Nathan Roach with Best Buy shares some of the benefits of 5G.  Smartphone users have a lot to look forward to. Roach says 5G gives you the speed to do anything you want. “5G Internet is actually going to be about 10 times faster than the current 4G that the majority of people are using,” Roach said. “It’s going to be a huge advantage. It allows for a really seamless transfer of data, and it’s going to ma...

Shipping industry charts course for profit after Covid container crisis Maritime freight is in high demand but the industry is trying to avoid a return to boom and bust as it shifts to cleaner fuels 14 March 2021 • 6:00pm When coronavirus first emerged in China, it seemed likely to sink parts of the shipping industry - the vast and complex network that transports 90pc of international trade. Giant container ships that take goods from China and the Far East to western consumers faced delays a...