LONDON—U.S., European and Chinese regulators are likely to give the thumbs up to an alliance of three container-shipping companies, but not before demanding concessions to limit their dominance of the world’s busiest shipping routes, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter. Denmark’s Maersk Line, France’s CMA CGM and Switzerland’s Mediterranean Shipping Co.—the world’s […]
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Tacoma Port Bests Seattle in 2013 Container Count
The Port of Tacoma pulled significantly ahead of the Port of Seattle in container count during 2013, largely a result of the move of the Grand Alliance group of steamship lines from Seattle to Tacoma in 2012. Whatever bragging rights that may bring Tacoma, the region’s overall erosion in cargo market share is pushing the […]