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relates to Biden Presses for Money to Rebuild Wrecked Baltimore Bridge
politics
Biden Presses for Money to Rebuild Wrecked Baltimore Bridge
By Jennifer Jacobs and Michelle Jamrisko
President Joe Biden pressed Congress to quickly approve funds to rebuild a collapsed Baltimore bridge, visiting the site of a disaster that killed six people and shut a major shipping and transportation artery.
April 5, 2024
relates to Supply Chain Latest: Global Trade Volatility
economics
Supply Chain Latest: Global Trade Volatility
By Brendan Murray
Key gauges of the world economy are throwing off mixed signals about the strength of global commerce.
April 4, 2024
relates to Genco CEO Sees Small Shipping Impact From Baltimore Bridge Crash
industries
Genco CEO Sees Small Shipping Impact From Baltimore Bridge Crash
By Tope Alake and Sonali Basak
The Baltimore bridge disaster will have a “relatively small impact” on global shipping as crews work to clear debris hindering port access, according to a shipping CEO.
April 3, 2024
relates to Genco CEO on Baltimore Port, Global Shipping Issues
markets
Genco CEO on Baltimore Port, Global Shipping Issues
Genco Shipping & Trading President and CEO John Wobensmith discusses the impact of the Baltimore Key bridge collapse on his company and general shipping in the US and examines issues in the Panama Canal and Red Sea impacting the global shipping industry. (Source: Bloomberg)
April 3, 2024
relates to Red Sea Attacks Pose a Risk to the Global Economy: Big Take
business
Red Sea Attacks Pose a Risk to the Global Economy: Big Take
By Bernadette Walker
January 24, 2024
relates to NZ Sends Small Team to Red Sea to Help Protect Shipping
markets
NZ Sends Small Team to Red Sea to Help Protect Shipping
By Tracy Withers
New Zealand will send six members of the Defence Force to the Middle East to help uphold maritime security in the Red Sea, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said.
January 22, 2024
relates to Houthi Missiles Do Far More Damage to Trade Than to Actual Ships
markets
Houthi Missiles Do Far More Damage to Trade Than to Actual Ships
By Alex Longley
Houthi attacks on merchant shipping in and around the southern Red Sea are causing widespread disruption to global trade — but the damage to individual vessels has so far been relatively light.
January 19, 2024
relates to Iran Redraws Israel Proxy War Battlefield With Strikes in Pakistan, Iraq, Syria
politics
Iran Redraws Israel Proxy War Battlefield With Strikes in Pakistan, Iraq, Syria
By Patrick Sykes
The shape-shifting conflict in the Middle East saw Iran openly go on the offensive for the first time since the war in Gaza began, as Tehran’s latest round of existential brinkmanship with Israel spread further from the tiny Mediterranean enclave.
January 19, 2024
relates to Houthis Fire Missiles at Another US-Owned Ship in the Red Sea
politics
Houthis Fire Missiles at Another US-Owned Ship in the Red Sea
By John Harney
Houthi militants in Yemen fired missiles at an American-owned commercial vessel on Thursday, the same day President Joe Biden acknowledged US airstrikes have not halted the Red Sea attacks.
January 18, 2024
relates to Iran Missile Strikes Carry a Stark Warning For Israel
politics
Iran Missile Strikes Carry a Stark Warning For Israel
By Patrick Sykes
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January 18, 2024