"East and Gulf Coast Dockworkers Strike: $5 Billion a Day at Stake!" 

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East and Gulf coast ports shut down as workers strike. 

Strike could cost U.S. economy up to $5 billion daily. 

Union workers walk off the job amid labor negotiation stalls. 

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Ports from Maine to Texas grind to a halt. 

Holiday shopping in jeopardy as imports face major delays. 

Biden administration urges negotiations, no Taft-Hartley Act intervention. 

Agriculture exports, like soybeans, face risk of market losses. 

Supply chain disruptions threaten car, clothing, and food supplies. 

Small businesses hit hardest due to lack of bulk order capacity. 

Prolonged strike may push inflation to levels seen last year. 

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