United States dockworkers have agreed to return to work as early as Friday (Oct 4) after port operators sweetened their contract offer. It effectively ends a three-day strike that has shut down shipping on the East and Gulf Coasts. CNA’s Simon Marks has the latest from Washington DC.
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