Alan Guebert

2 days ago | farmforum.net | Alan Guebert

From 30,000 feet, the Port of Los Angeles looks like a child's toy being unfolded into a multi-faceted Transformer. This blocky, brawny big brother, however, covers 7,500 acres and lies shoulder-to-shoulder with its 3,200-acre little sister, the Port of Long Beach. Together, these trade titans make the largest American port. By itself, the LA side handled the equivalent of 8.6 million, 20-ft. containers in 2023; Long Beach loaded and unloaded a similar amount.

3 days ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Alan Guebert

From 30,000 feet, the Port of Los Angeles looks like a child's toy being unfolded into a multi-faceted Transformer. This blocky, brawny big brother, however, covers 7,500 acres and lies shoulder-to-shoulder with its 3,200-acre little sister, the Port of Long Beach. Together, these trade titans make the largest American port. By itself, the LA side handled the equivalent of 8.6 million, 20-ft. containers in 2023; Long Beach loaded and unloaded a similar amount.

4 days ago | leadertelegram.com | Alan Guebert

From 30,000 feet, the Port of Los Angeles looks like a child’s toy being unfolded into a multi-faceted Transformer. This blocky, brawny big brother, however, covers 7,500 acres and lies shoulder-to-shoulder with its 3,200-acre little sister, the Port of Long Beach. Together, these trade titans make the largest American port. By itself, the LA side handled the equivalent of 8.6 million, 20-ft. containers in 2023; Long Beach loaded and unloaded a similar amount.

4 days ago | telegraphherald.com | Alan Guebert

From 30,000 feet, the Port of Los Angeles looks like a child’s toy being unfolded into a multi-faceted Transformer. This blocky, brawny big brother, however, covers 7,500 acres and lies shoulder-to-shoulder with its 3,200-acre little sister, the Port of Long Beach. Together, these trade titans make the largest American port. By itself, the L.A. side handled the equivalent of 8.6 million, 20-ft. containers in 2023; Long Beach loaded and unloaded a similar amount.

1 week ago | farm-news.com | Alan Guebert

Somewhere along life’s highway most of us learned to balance a checkbook. This task usually involved a pencil, the back of a used envelope, and some basic math. Today, however, a click or two in a second or two delivers that up-to-the-second number. It’s the same for the federal government’s checkbook; a click or two takes you inside the nation’s ledger courtesy of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO).