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US lays out plans to hit Chinese ships with port fees
The US has revealed plans to impose port fees on Chinese ships to try to revive shipbuilding in the US and challenge China's dominance of the industry. From mid-October, Chinese ship owners and operators will be charged $50 per ton of cargo with the fees increasing each year for the next three years.
U.S. Rep. Tony Wied appeared in person and U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin by video at the 2025 Port Symposium in Green Bay.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Tuesday that his department had finalized an agreement for a $150 million ...
The Anchorage Assembly hailed the measures as milestones for a long-running effort to figure out funding for a modernization ...
The U.S. Trade Representative office on Thursday is expected to exempt U.S.-owned and registered vessels from port fees to be ...
The Houthi-run news channel Al-Masirah said the death toll from an overnight US attack on a Yemeni fuel port on the Red Sea coast has risen to at least 80 people on Friday.Footage released by ...
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'I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream' celebrates 30 years with a console port, ready to traumatise a whole new generation with its tales of a mad AI godNightdive Studios' port of the classic point-and-click sci-fi adventure to modern consoles gets the job done and feels ...
Demand for gantry cranes, ship-to-shore cranes, and automated guided vehicles is rising as ports aim to streamline operations ...
Four names to fill open seats on the Diamond State Port Corp. board of directors have been sent to the state Senate for approval, but they don't include all of Gov. Matt Meyer’s nominees. The Senate ...
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