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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.

Articles

Confluence of factors drive trans-Pacific volume surge, space crunch

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By Mark Szakonyi Verified
| The Journal of Commerce Verified
The start-and-stop movement in the US offshore wind industry comes as energy projects have kicked into overdrive to keep pace with the booming buildout of data centers.
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Many US retailers bracing for likely doubling of all-in service contract rates

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By Bill Mongelluzzo Verified, Mark Szakonyi Verified
| The Journal of Commerce Verified
While the war-driven boost in intermodal demand is not breaking the rail network, it is exposing a weak link at the end of the trip where drayage fleets cut during the freight downturn are now struggling to find enough drivers to handle the cargo.
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US bolsters customs enforcement of small and foreign importers

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By Mark Szakonyi Verified
| The Journal of Commerce Verified
US bolsters customs enforcement of small and foreign importers The order targets importers that are largely unknown to US Customs and Border Protection, as well as importers using diversions from one country to another to reduce their duty exposure.
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