“Is (supply and demand) really driving the day-to-day price action in our marketplace? Oftentimes, I think the answer is not,” says Neil Driscoll, grain platform trader with Louis Dreyfus Commodities. Big investors and...
Read MoreThe first case in the EGT/longshore union labor dispute to come to trial ended with the acquittal of a union member. A District Court jury on Monday found Shelly Ann Porter, 39, of Longview not guilty of fourth-degree assault...
Read MoreOakland officials have rejected a measure that called on city leaders to use more aggressive policing to prevent disruptions at the port, following an anti-Wall Street demonstration earlier this month that blocked longshoremen...
Read MoreA New York senator has introduced a bill that would allow seaports across the country to mimic the Port of Los Angeles’ version of the Clean Trucks Program, including a rejected provision aimed at limiting the types of...
Read MoreA Bellingham-based environmental group that has been one of the largest opponents of the proposed Gateway Pacific Terminal has filed suit against the Seattle-based shipping terminal company seeking to build the project. RE...
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