LA Port Terminal cyber-attack The largest terminal in the Port of Los Angeles remained closed following a cyber attack that hit computers at various companies in Europe and around the globe.

Operations were halted at the normally bustling APM Terminal, owned by Danish shipping company A.P. Moller-Maersk, beginning at about 6 a.m. Tuesday, and remained shut down Wednesday. There was no word on when it might reopen. Maersk issued a statement confirming that it was “hit as part of a global cyber-attack named Petya, affecting multiple sites and select business units. We are responding to the situation to contain and limit the impact and uphold operations.”