“One thing investors like about embattled multi-level marketer Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE:HLF) is that it has lots of overseas business,” writes Orion Research’s Christine Richard in Seeking Alpha. However, all that overseas activity can make it hard to follow where and...
Approximately 37.5% of imports to the US were contracted by non-vessel operating common carriers in first quarter 2016, American Shipper reports, citing data from Datamyne. The first-quarter share is “a bump up from 2014’s share of 36.0 percent and a 10 percentage...
The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Calif., maintained the first and second spots, respectively, as the leading US ports despite labor unrest, reports FoodLogistics.com, citing highlights from Datamyne’s Port Report 2015, profiling the top 20 maritime ports of...
The Latin American economy’s recession could deepen if China’s economy slows much more, says the International Monetary Fund in a new report that marks down already gloomy forecasts for the region. Brazil, Latin America’s biggest economy, is a drag on the entire...
Ports along the US West Coast may be losing market share their East Coast counterparts – led by the Port of New York and New Jersey, according to Port Technology. Port Technology has been tracking US import cargo throughput using Datamyne trade data. In...
Free report profiles the top US ports of entry for maritime imports MIAMI, FL—(April 27, 2016) - Datamyne (www.datamyne.com), a leading provider of web-based international market intelligence, has released its annual US Port Report ranking the top 20 US ports by...
Add climate change to the factors that shape global trade. Along with exchange rates, costs of production, availability of raw materials and market demand, a change in climate can redirect trade flows, raise the price of trade goods and create openings for new...
Presidential candidates in both parties are proposing changes to international trade policies that could have dramatic impacts on busy trade centers like Maryland. In advance of Maryland’s April 26 primary, the Maryland Reporter looks at the importance of trade to the...
Liquor delivered another year of growth in 2015, with domestic sales up 4.1%. One driver of growth has been the growing thirst for whiskeys, both the American varieties – Bourbon, Tennessee and Rye – and imported Irish whisky and Irish whisky. As Global Trade reports,...
Latin America’s economy is moving at two speeds, according to BBVA, with the Pacific Alliance gaining ground as Mercosur, the Common Market of the South, slips into reverse in 2015 and on into 2016. In its first-quarter 2016 outlook, the Spanish bank lowers its...
