Container Ship Profits Hit Hard
Greg Knowler of the Journal of Commerce is reporting that Cosco Shipping Holdings warned investors Wednesday to expect an almost 80% drop in full-year...
Average Cost to Ship Containers Nearly Doubles
Paul Berger and Costas Paris of The Wall Street Journal inform readers that importers are facing surging shipping costs, which have nearly doubled since late November....
Hundreds of Flights Grounded after Door Blows Off mid Flight
Alison Sider, Micah Maidenberg, and Nancy Keates of The Wall Street Journal are telling their readers that a key clue in the Alaska Airlines...
Tesla Falls Behind China’s BYD in Quarterly Sales
Rebecca Elliott of The Wall Street Journal tells her readers that Tesla delivered about 1.81 million vehicles worldwide in 2023, hitting its full-year target,...
World Governments Agree to Transition Away from Fossil Fuel
Matthew Dalton, Stacy Meichtry, and Sha Hua of The Wall Street Journal are reporting that the United Arab Emirates has brokered a compromise that...
Berkshire Hathaway vs. Pilot Corp.: A $1.2 Billion Dollar Fencing Match
Jonathan Weil of The Wall Street Journal reports that as much as $1.2 billion is at stake in an argument over a seemingly obscure...
New EV Rules Leave Wiggle Room for Chinese Suppliers
Andrew Duerhren reports that new requirements still likely mean fewer options for car buyers hoping to claim $7,500 tax credit for EV purchases. He...
Connecticut Concedes the Fallacy of Banning Internal Combustion Engines
Connecticut Governor Ted Lamont attempted to align his state with California's unworkable goals of eliminating internal combustion engine (ICE) powered vehicle sales in the...
World’s Largest Container Shipper Sued for Exploitative Pandemic Behavior
Costas Paris of The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the bankruptcy estate for Bed Bath & Beyond wants the world’s biggest ocean container...
First Class Mail Takes Backseat to Amazon Packages
Caroline O'Donovan and Jacob Bogage of The Washington Post tell their readers that carriers who previously had delivered dozens of small parcels a day...