A strike by longshoremen from Maine to Texas appears increasingly likely, with the October 1 deadline for a deal fast approaching. Despite months of negotiations, no agreement is in sight. The potential strike could disrupt supply chains and have a significant economic impact, with daily strikes potentially costing billions of dollars. While the government has vowed to remain uninvolved in negotiations, the consequences of a prolonged strike could be severe.
Despite recent positive economic data and a mostly robust outlook, the overall European economy still faces headwinds into 2025, with persistent core inflation, unsure policy
The unions representing the U.S. Dock Workers & Port Operators agreed to an extension into January 15, 2025 this month, as the two sides get
Consumers are reportedly holding off on spending until after the election, leading businesses and producers to closely monitor anticipated demand and production schedules. While it
TheChemCo · Episode 114: EPCA Thoughts & 2025 Planning – October 2024 “The View from Jamestown” Chemical Podcast Hosted by The Chemical Company Episode 114
After a steady rise in global container shipping rates, recent months have seen a notable decline, with rates from China to the U.S. dropping by
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