Retail
Port sales chief forecasts a ‘cold nuclear winter’
The Port of Charleston continues to bleed business at a faster rate than its counterparts across the country. From July to September, the number of containers crossing Charleston’s docks dropped by almost 28% compared to the same period a year ago. Chief Commercial Officer Paul McClintock, having recently returned from a trade conference in Asia, said the world’s major carriers expect continued “gloom and doom.” Read More...
