[Wasanother]

Of course. They were really trying to lay low on this one and I can understand why some would never thought they existed. Whatever American company takes it now has to first negotiate with the LSM and the LSM will rake them over the coals with health care, raises, management, vacation, etc...

[yellowdoghunter]

The Congress needs to pass a law about the unions that will not allow them to put these companies out of business. Just like they did with not letting people who work for Homeland Security unionize...remember that? It cost the Democrats heavily when it looked like they were on the side of the unions and not security. Congress just needs to do the same thing here.

[RegulatorCountry]

"They were really trying to lay low on this one and I can understand why some would never thought they existed."

No they weren't. Eller & Co. was pursuing legal action because the terms of their contract concerning a joint venture with P & O were breached due to the impending sale to DP World.

And I do wonder, just how Eller & Co. is supposedly avoiding the longshoremen's union in their existing, leased terminal operations. Intuition says that they are not.

[swheats]

Whoaaaa one disaster at a time.

[yoe]

Schumer, Clinton and King need to hear this; the LSM are not the only unintended consequences this is going to create.............