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  • Cargo bookings for Asia-Europe ocean trade rise sharply in December
    Cargo bookings for Asia-Europe ocean trade rise sharply in December
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    Zim faces proxy fight after rejecting CEO’s buyout bid
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    Rail service shakes off prior disruptions to close 2025 on high note
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Cargo bookings for Asia-Europe ocean trade rise sharply in December

The rise in bookings is driving an increase in the capacity offered by ocean carriers on Asia to North Europe and the Mediterranean that this week reached record levels on both trades.

Zim faces proxy fight after rejecting CEO’s buyout bid

The Israel-based carrier is urging shareholders to reelect its current slate of directors later this month after alternate nominees were put forth by dissident shareholders.

Rail service shakes off prior disruptions to close 2025 on high note

Average intermodal train speeds among the four US Class I railroads have exceeded year-ago levels for 30 consecutive weeks dating back to early May, according to the Association of American Railroads.

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