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What's affecting me, my clients, my colleagues and other global small business owners:
- Why are the Houthis attacking the Red Sea ships.
- The Red Sea shipping crisis: lessons for importers.
- The impacts of the Red Sea crisis.
- Quote of the week: "What’s happened right now is short-term chaos, and chaos leads to increased costs,” says Ryan Petersen, CEO of the supply chain management company Flexport. “Every ship that gets rerouted has 10,000 containers on it. It’s a lot of emails and phone calls getting made to replan each of those container journeys.”
- Many companies are impacted by the Red Sea conflict, including the arts.
- How the shipping industry is dealing with the tensions in the Red Sea.
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