EsZIM leads 2M, Ceva imports surge in November; Energy, corn, chips drive late surge in US exports to China; Santa ramps up toy imports in November. Also: Kellogg workers reject offer, remain on strike; Yellen describes conflicts inherent in the system; Chips remain in focus as solutions remain complicated
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