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A United Arab Shipping Company container vessel prepares to leave Yangshan Port, one of the three major working zones of the Port of Shanghai. Credit: Sky Blue via iStock.com
For three days last week, dockworkers no longer dotted the terminals at ports across the U.S.’s eastern and Gulf Coasts. The short-lived strike ende
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