U.S. Importers Are Pulling in Goods Early as Possible Port Strike Draws Closer
Retailers and manufacturers are rushing in merchandise and pushing shipments to other gateways as walkouts on the East and Gulf Coasts grow more likely
U.S. importers are rushing in millions of dollars' worth of electronics, holiday goods and industrial materials to get ahead of a possible strike by dockworkers in less than two weeks that threatens to lock down major ports and hammer the American economy.
The drive has gained urgency as a walkout by 45,000 dockworkers at ports from Maine to Texas has grown...
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