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Working Waterfront Weekly

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Oct. 18–24, 2026 · Issue 04

This edition: The shipbuilding capacity question

Working Waterfront Weekly October 24 cover: HD Hyundai and Kiewit plan new U.S. shipyard. October 24, 2026 edition.
October 24, 2026 · Issue 04

Ten stories. One weekly briefing.

Shipbuilding, repair capacity, port emissions, maritime cooperation, harbor tugs, alternative fuels and port ownership — with sources you can follow.

The cover story examines the proposed HD Hyundai–Kiewit U.S. shipyard and includes this edition’s four-part SWOT.

13 pages · Original illustrations · No advertising pages

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A weekly reading guide to shipbuilding, vessel repair, ports, recreational boating, workforce, maritime heritage and the changing waterfront economy. Each edition pairs concise reporting with documented sources and a cover-story SWOT.

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