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September 1, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Weak economy leaves port bobbing

Business along the Houston Ship Channel this year has risen and fallen as the nation’s economy has struggled to recover. “Our performance over the past four months is symptomatic of the broader economy in that we seem to have a strong month and a weaker month and then a strong month,” Alec Dreyer sa

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Business along the Houston Ship Channel this year has risen and fallen as the nation’s economy has struggled to recover. “Our performance over the past four months is symptomatic of the broader economy in that we seem to have a strong month and a weaker month and then a strong month,” Alec Dreyer says.

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