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The industry seems set for cyclical pain
Cargo volumes fall 14% while other Chinese cities record rise in throughput
Head of London market says disaster may produce largest maritime claim in history
Collapse will cause economic damage and bring new focus on quality of US infrastructure
Republican congressmen allege manufacturer of 80% of cranes at US terminals has installed suspicious equipment
Rival offer by GXO almost certain to succeed after French company withdraws
French group suffers Q4 losses as weak demand and lower freight rates last year bite
Carriers are turning up on the wrong days because of scheduling problems arising from Red Sea crisis, says sector chief
Operators ditch ‘slow steaming’ to compensate for longer journey around the Cape of Good Hope
History tells us that entrusting a dominant military force with the stability of maritime commerce can stir up trouble
Vessels advertise their Beijing connections to avert Houthi attacks that have driven away rivals
Rerouting of container ships has disrupted supply chains, increasing travel times and transport costs
French group is still sending some vessels through Suez Canal when accompanied by French navy
New partnership from next year comes as industry grapples with disruption from terror attacks in the Red Sea
Volvo Cars joins companies affected by delivery hold-ups as Yemeni group targets shipping route
While immediate economic hit from crisis is limited, concerns of spillover from of a broader conflict are growing
Vincent Clerc says container ship attacks by Houthis could have ‘significant consequences’ for global growth
Attacks on shipping show how easily global supply chains can be disrupted
Latest Houthi attacks accelerate plans to divert vessels round the Cape of Good Hope
Shipping company says security risk ‘significantly elevated’ while economists warn of inflationary threat from disruption
Rebel attacks on ships boost share prices
‘Welcome to how the world used to work before British, then US, naval supremacy’
Requirement to take extra time going around South Africa eases capacity fears, but may deter scrappage
London willing to take ‘direct action’ if necessary as Washington vows to protect its interests
Treasury imposes sanctions on entities in Turkey and Yemen after attacks on commercial vessels around Red Sea
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