Canadian railways lock out Teamster employees as strike deadline arrives
Rail operators Canadian National (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPCK) formally locked out employees ...
Communications equipment found on Chinese-manufactured quay cranes in the US has prompted fresh fears of espionage.
Equipment manufactured by state-owned ZPMC, one of the world’s biggest crane builders, has come under scrutiny at US ports.
A congressional probe found, at one port, 12 cellular modems on crane equipment and another in the port’s server room; the port authorities maintaining they had not specified that the cranes have these capabilities and saying they did not know why the communications equipment had been installed.
While ...
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