Cargo shift threatens Alameda Corridor with financial crisis: report

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Cargo shift threatens Alameda Corridor with financial crisis: report

By JOC Staff | Nov 07, 2019 10:37AM EST
Unless the Los Angeles-Long Beach ports attract more cargo, they could wind up stuck with a hefty bill for the intermodal corridor’s bond debt, a report says.
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