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Politics in Turkey threaten recycled steel outlet
A high-profile political arrest in Istanbul threatens to divide a country that has divergent opinions about the president who has been in power for 11 years.
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Xeneta analysts see 2025 container shipping turmoil
Looming events in the United States and beyond could affect container availability and freight rates in early 2025, analysts say.
ILA, USMX negotiations break down
The parties are unable to agree on technology issues, raising strike concerns.
Ferrous market in US South strengthens in October
Purchasing data indicates mills in the South have paid $10 to $20 per ton more for ferrous scrap in recent weeks compared with other parts of the country.
Operations resume at East, Gulf coasts ports
The ILA and USMX have reached an agreement on wages and will return to the bargaining table to discuss other issues.
Longshore workers prepare for Oct. 1 strike
International Longshoremen’s Association members prepare to strike if demands are not met.
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