When does market pricing on freight become profiteering?
ANALYSIS: Pandemic-related port congestion and container shortages are only part of the story.
Robbery on the high seas has a certain romantic ring to it. Rum-drinking scallywags firing cannons at the Royal Navy and making off with gold bars, with which to purchase more rum.
Shoeshine is aware the historical reality of piracy and privateering is nowhere near as alluring as Johnny
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Will Mace
Mon, 20 Sep 2021
Mon, 20 Sep 2021
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When does market pricing on freight become profiteering?
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