In Shipbuilding, the U.S. Is Tiny and Rusty -- WSJ

Dow Jones

2025/03/02

The Philly Shipyard began construction in September for an order for three boxships with an average cost per ship of $333 million. "In Shipbuilding, the U.S. Is Tiny and Rusty," at 5:30 a.m. ET on March 2, incorrectly said the order was secured in September and the cost per ship was $355 million.

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