Salvaging a sluggish global shipping industry
Special Feature: The fundamental shifts won't change the fact that the cheapest way to move things in large quantities is over water.
The next two years will be difficult for the global shipping industry as it struggles to address problems of excess capacity and new technology.
International trade is undergoing a massive overhaul with the rise of Western isolationism, the restructuring of China's economy, weakening European
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Nathan Smith
Tue, 12 Dec 2017
Tue, 12 Dec 2017
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Salvaging a sluggish global shipping industry
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