
Guide to Ocean Alliances
The four largest shipping alliances move roughly 90% of ocean freight. This post tells you how they operate and which carrier is in which alliance.

The four largest shipping alliances move roughly 90% of ocean freight. This post tells you how they operate and which carrier is in which alliance.

These nine ocean carriers control about 60% of the market for container shipping. We describe their TEU capacity and market share here.

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A history of the Panama Canal, and why its expansion might once again change the structure of global trade.

Freight prices are at record lows not just due to weak demand, but overcapacity in shipping supply.

Here's the audio and transcript of Ryan Petersen's interview with Aaron Harris on Y Combinator's Startup School Radio.