A conversation with Gene Seroka, the executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, where tariffs are crimping imports.

Volume at one of the busiest ports in the U.S. could drop dramatically as the trade war with China escalates, its executive director says. In an interview with CNBC on Monday, Port of L.A.

A shipping dip as much as 35% is expected at the Port of Los Angeles due to tariffs, according to its executive director.

Some importers that are still receiving shipments are scrambling to rent space in bonded buildings where they hope to buy ...

Many people working at the ports are bracing for that moment. Nearly 10,000 longshoremen, marine clerks and foreman are feeling the impact of increased tariffs. Both ports combined expect to see ...

The Port of Los Angeles is expecting a 35% drop in cargo from Asia next week, the facility's executive director warned.

A potential trade war escalated on Friday, April 4, as the Port of Los Angeles braced for what could be a 10% drop in cargo by midyear. California Gov. Gavin Newsom, meanwhile, floated ...

LOS ANGELES — The head of America’s largest port is trying to navigate through the Trump administration’s trade war. Gene Seroka is executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, which ...

The New Mangalore Port has set a new all-time record by handling 46.01 million tonne of cargo ... including a new deep-draft general cargo berth, Phase II mechanisation of the container terminal ...

New Mangalore Port handled 46.01 million tonnes (mt ... including a new deep-draft general cargo berth, phase II mechanisation of the container terminal, and refurbishment of POL berth no ...