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    US shipbuilding incentives need more oversight: GAO
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Trans-Pacific air cargo market flying into turbulent second half

The long-term effects of US tariffs and the removal of the de minimis exemption has disrupted established air cargo flows and is clouding the industry outlook for the year.

US shipbuilding incentives need more oversight: GAO

The federal watchdog agency said the US Maritime Administration has financial levers to help the domestic shipbuilding industry but doesn’t know their effectiveness.

Ocean carriers adjust calls as congestion chokes European hubs

Longer transits around southern Africa, restructured alliance networks and bottlenecks in Asia continue to cause ships to arrive outside their scheduled European arrival windows.

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