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A satellite image of the Sounion crude oil tanker floating in the Red Sea, showing bright spots of fire or glowing heat across the deck of the ship. The tanker is surrounded by dark blue water with visible patches of smoke trailing behind it. The vessel appears stationary with no visible crew or other vessels nearby.
Environment

Salvagers abandon burning oil tanker at risk of spill 4X the size of Exxon Valdez

By Jon Gambrell and The Associated Press
September 3, 2024
Louis DeJoy
Finance

After postage price hikes and $87 billion in losses, critics of the USPS leader say latest gambit could lead to death spiral

By David Sharp and The Associated Press
August 22, 2024
A commuter in Canada isn't sure where to go now that the rails are closed
Finance

Government officials and businesses are scrambling after Canada’s rail lockout halts all shipments crossing the U.S. border

By Rob Gillies, Josh Funk and The Associated Press
August 22, 2024
container ship
Retail

Imports at top U.S. ports near pandemic-era highs ahead of China tariffs and possible Trump trade war

By Laura Curtis and Bloomberg
August 18, 2024
Panoramic View of the Singapore City Skyline at Sunrise
Magazine

Singapore’s AI ambitions: How the city-state is keeping up in an arms race dominated by the U.S. and China

By
July 29, 2024
Oil tanker with tugboat at sea
Finance

The world’s largest oil importer flashes a warning about demand and crude prices

By Bill Lehane and Bloomberg
July 6, 2024
jets on deck of aircraft carrier
Politics

Drone attacks commercial ship in Red Sea as U.S. aircraft carrier departs following most intense naval combat since World War II

By Jon Gambrell and The Associated Press
June 23, 2024
Photo of John David Rainey
Retail

Walmart is becoming the new Amazon as customers make smaller, but frequent purchases: ‘That’s a trend that’s not going to reverse,’ CFO says

By
June 17, 2024
U.S. cities are using shipping containers to build gated micro-communities like Atlanta’s ‘The Melody’ for homeless people
Politics

U.S. cities are using shipping containers to build gated micro-communities like Atlanta’s ‘The Melody’ for homeless people

By R.J. Rico, Jesse Bedayn and The Associated Press
June 14, 2024
Baltimore’s busy port is expected to return to normal in July, 4 months after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
Finance

Baltimore’s busy port is expected to return to normal in July, 4 months after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse

By Lea Skene, Brian Witte and The Associated Press
June 13, 2024
Baltimore shipping channel closed after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse finally fully reopens
Finance

Baltimore shipping channel closed after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse finally fully reopens

By Lea Skene and The Associated Press
June 11, 2024
Alaskans are seeking a respite from thousands of tourists who cruise the panhandle region
Environment

Alaskans are seeking a respite from thousands of tourists who cruise the panhandle region

By Becky Bohrer and The Associated Press
June 5, 2024
Crews work to move the cargo ship Dali in Baltimore, Monday, May 20, 2024. The vessel on March 26 struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge causing it to collapse and resulting in the death of six people. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Environment

The damaged ship that caused Baltimore’s deadly bridge collapse has been escorted back to port—a major milestone in the recovery effort

By The Associated Press and Lea Skene
May 20, 2024
bridge collapsing on container chip
Finance

The ship that destroyed Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge will be escorted by up to 5 tugboats as it’s moved to a nearby dock

By Brendan Murray and Bloomberg
May 19, 2024
Baltimore Bridge
Finance

Ship that collapsed Baltimore bridge had blackouts both 10 hours before leaving port and shortly before fatal collision

By Lea Skene, Denise Lavoie and The Associated Press
May 15, 2024

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