Chinese Auto Exports Strain Shipping Capacity

China’s vehicle exports strain global shipping industry capacity.

Despite a 40% expansion of global car-carrier fleet and a 65% increase in charter rates, global shipping capacity falls short of China’s export supply of 10 million vehicles this year. Some Chinese automakers are shipping cars in standard containers.


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Wawa Charging a Premium for Gasoline

In some locations, Wawa gas is priced about 25 cents per gallon higher than its competitors, including South Jersey.

Such a price difference can add up quickly.


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This post is based on the SNJ Today article, The Wawa Gas Premium: What South Jersey Drivers Are Really Paying For, by Victoria Sharp, July 22, 2026, and […]

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Making Fireworks in a Job Shop

The fireworks we watch today were first made during the Renaissance and are still crafted by hand.

Though orchestration and operation of the fireworks displays can be handled via modern technology, the production process remains relatively unchanged.


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Will Unilever Shift Its Business Strategy?

British company Unilever is considering selling its food business to McCormick & Company.

The sale would allow Unilever to focus on its personal care and beauty divisions, following the spin-off of its ice cream division, including Magnum and Ben & Jerry’s.


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This post is based on the Euronews article, Unilever considers selling food unit after receiving McCormick offer, by […]

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