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August 15, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Revenue up 5.5 percent at the Port of Seattle

The Port of Seattle beat both its expectations and last year’s performance during the second quarter of 2007, despite only a slight increase in the number of passengers flying through Sea-Tac Airport and a moderate decline in the volume of containers shipped through the seaport’s four major containe

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The Port of Seattle beat both its expectations and last year’s performance during the second quarter of 2007, despite only a slight increase in the number of passengers flying through Sea-Tac Airport and a moderate decline in the volume of containers shipped through the seaport’s four major container terminals.

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