• Reuters

    Panama Canal drought to delay grain ships well into 2024

    Bulk grain shippers hauling crops from the U.S. Gulf Coast export hub to Asia are sailing longer routes and paying higher freight costs to avoid vessel congestion and record-high transit fees in the drought-hit Panama Canal, traders and analysts said. The shipping snarl through one of the world's main maritime trade routes comes at the peak season for U.S. crop exports, and the higher costs are threatening to dent demand for U.S. corn and soy suppliers that have already ceded market share to Brazil in recent years. Ships moving crops have faced wait times of up to three weeks to pass through the canal as container vessels and others that sail on more regular schedules are scooping up the few transit slots available.

  • Yahoo Life UK

    Counsellor reveals the six worrying signs you could be in a toxic relationship

    How to identify when your relationship actually is toxic, and what you can do about it.

  • HuffPost UK

    People Are Revealing The Craziest Thing A Man Has Said To Them While Flirting

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