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It’s not immediately clear how long work stoppages at the ports will continue.

Patience wearing thin as shippers once again incur substantial losses.

U.S. ag exporters are suffering painful losses after a union stopped work at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach amid protracted contract negotiations, according to the Agriculture Transportation Coalition. 

Amid growing anxiety among the financial elite, another important aspect of this letter must be stressed: The financial oligarchy’s fear that control over this contract negotiation may spill out of the hands of the pro-corporate ILWU.

The Ocean Shipping Antitrust Enforcement Act would repeal the exemption for foreign ocean carriers from all federal antitrust laws.

Did you notice the changes to 'Succession' Season 4's opening credits sequence? On the heels of Season 4's premiere, Decider breaks down the new intro.

Combining Creative Forces for Good.LEAWOOD, KS / ACCESSWIRE / March 7, 2023 / DEMDACO, a leading gift and home décor company for over 25 years, has joined forces with ArtLifting - a creative, purpose-driven

The full Ag Committee convened to hear comments from six leading national agriculture leaders.

America's largest river is in trouble. The Mississippi River's water levels are dropping to record lows, mostly in the Great Plains and Midwest.

NWS predicts Mississippi River level dropping to 11.1 feet below sea level