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Comment on this article
Michael Kusuplos
March 18, 2014 at 9:43 pmThis P3 idea has all the makings of a Cartel Being Re-established.
Don’t see of any talk like this by the global steelmakers do we?
Why do the ocean carriers always feel that their business is some different than that of a manufacturer?