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Comment / CMA CGM beats rivals to pick the Big Apple

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Premium was alerted that a big CMA CGM deal was on the way, but we had been looking in the wrong direction – we ran the runes on possible logistics deals while the French group had its eyes firmly set on a much more digestible target: the two New York container terminals up for sale.

The sale of Global Container Terminals’ New York and Bayonne terminals, covered by Premium back in the early days of October, following up on a Bloomberg ...

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