Belt and Road, and Ring?

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Belt and Road, and Ring?

Mark Szakonyi, Executive Editor | Sep 27, 2017 12:32PM EDT

A joint rail and trans-Atlantic routing could take about 27 days. Trains are getting faster and ocean carrier reliability is better on the trans-Atlantic than on Asian services.

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