ABC News – by Justin Pritchard
Seaports in major West Coast cities that normally are abuzz with the sound of commerce are falling unusually quiet.
Companies that operate marine terminals said they weren’t calling workers to unload ships Thursday that carry car parts, furniture, clothing, electronics — just about anything made in Asia and destined for U.S. consumers. Containers of U.S. exports won’t get loaded either. Continue reading “West Coast seaports mostly shut down amid contract dispute”