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Mark Szakonyi

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Washington, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Journal of Commerce, S&P Global Market Intelligence, Caixin Global
Executive Editor at the Journal of Commerce by S&P Global. It’s alright, ma. (I’m only tweeting).
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Executive Editor, JOC.com Mark Szakonyi, based in Washington, D.C., covers railroads, U.S. transportation and trade policy, sourcing and ocean shipping.

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Panama Canal draft restrictions deal wildcard for US peak season

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By Mark Szakonyi Verified
| The Journal of Commerce Verified
India restores cabotage waiver for foreign carriers in ‘policy stability’ push Container transshipping over Indian ports has become more pronounced in recent months as carriers increasingly adjust service networks in response to security risks, disrupted Red Sea/Suez Canal routings, and vessel deployment changes.
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Ocean carriers redraw the marine terminal landscape

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By Mark Szakonyi Verified
| The Journal of Commerce Verified
US retailers downgrade July import forecast, but see healthier year-end July's imports will come in far lower than originally expected, while the end-of-year outlook appears more bullish, according to the latest Global Port Tracker from the National Retail Federation.
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DSV, K+N scale up investment to capture AI-driven productivity gains

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By Greg Knowler Verified, Mark Szakonyi Verified
| The Journal of Commerce Verified
The ability to commit enormous human and financial resources to deploy AI-initiatives across divisions and geographies provides the world's two largest forwarders with a competitive advantage over smaller forwarders.
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