Alessandra Ronco becomes new CEO of House of Shipping
Supply chain advisory and consultancy provider House of Shipping has promoted Alessandra Ronco (above) as ...
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And the transatlantic tradelane, which has so far avoided the worst of the freight rate collapse contagion affecting export services from Asia, is seen ...
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Gregory Iwan
January 11, 2023 at 7:30 pmMore signs that the Brexit vote occasioned a poor script for the UK. Ok, British voters: thumb your nose, then thumb a ride. Wonder who will pick you up. Oh, and there’s a Russian warship off Scapa Flow just now, carrying Putin’s touted hypersonic missiles. Best of luck to you.