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Dry bulk ships generating 300%-plus more revenue today than 6 months ago How startup Ocean Freight Exchange lights up international waters with AI-based visibility and matching services 3 minutes read (Photo: Star Bulk) The effects of COVID-19 on international shipping are still actively unfolding ⁠— but not only at the West Coast ports where there is a “parking lot” of containerized cargo ships waiting in droves. While container rates have spiked after growing demand in the second half of 2020, causing labor and vessel shortages to ensue, so have freight rates across the en...

The Super League Thought It Had a Silent Partner: FIFA Publicly, soccer’s global governing body criticized a breakaway European Super League. Privately, it had held talks for months with the founders about endorsing the competition. Top aides to FIFA’s president, Gianni Infantino, met with Super League organizers as recently as January.Credit...Juan Carlos Ulate/Reuters May 20, 2021Updated 8:08 a.m. ET Tucked away in the pages and pages of financial and legal jargon that constitute the founding contract of the Super League, the failed project that last month briefly threatened the century...

There’s also a shortage of drivers nationwide and that means riders may have to wait longer for their ride to get there.

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram (Photo: Rory Doyle) If ever there were a time for the blues, it was 2020. In the United States, more than 300,000 people died, and many times more were sickened, by COVID-19, a disease that disproportionately affects people of color. In its wake, the economy collapsed. Millions lost work, businesses failed, entire industries were shuttered. Although billionaires managed to get richer, the poor and middle class struggled to put food on the table, with long lines at food banks from coast to coast. The nation endured a deeply divisive election—a fight that ...

Weld County Road 49 to be Designated as Hazmat Route Weld County Road 49 to be Designated as Hazmat Route WCR 49 Corridor Logo. Photo courtesy of Weld County. A petition has been approved by Colorado State Patrol, which allows gasoline, diesel fuel, petroleum gas, and crude oil to be transported on Weld County Road (WCR) 49 between Interstate 76 and U.S. 34. The petition was approved to further the proposed state statute modifications for hazmat transportation rules. There will be a rulemaking hearing on Wednesday, January 27, 2021, with the new route designation scheduled to be effective on ...