Brisbane port teams up with Vietnamese firm AUSTRALIA'S Port of Brisbane Corporation has branched out from its traditional role in serving the shipping community and is using its 'green' credentials to win export contracts throughout South-east Asia.
Adopt a lighthouse, Philippines urges firms
Evergreen Marine earnings jump 39% to NT$1.3b
Hanjin starts direct US domestic cargo distribution
Daewoo Shipbuilding's Q1 profit up 31%
Mitsubishi reduces loss forecast
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Qantas should not be allowed to buy Impulse: Virgin Blue VIRGIN Blue, a discount airline owned by Richard Branson, has argued to Australia's anti-trust regulator that Qantas Airways Ltd should not be allowed to buy the operations of Impulse Airlines, another discount airline.
Watchdog's delay could force Impulse into liquidation: Qantas
UK airlines face capacity squeeze on London-HK route
Brisbane port teams up with Vietnamese firm AUSTRALIA'S Port of Brisbane Corporation has branched out from its traditional role in serving the shipping community and is using its 'green' credentials to win export contracts throughout South-east Asia.
Adopt a lighthouse, Philippines urges firms
Evergreen Marine earnings jump 39% to NT$1.3b
Hanjin starts direct US domestic cargo distribution
Daewoo Shipbuilding's Q1 profit up 31%
Mitsubishi reduces loss forecast
Log Book
Air and Land Transport
Qantas should not be allowed to buy Impulse: Virgin Blue VIRGIN Blue, a discount airline owned by Richard Branson, has argued to Australia's anti-trust regulator that Qantas Airways Ltd should not be allowed to buy the operations of Impulse Airlines, another discount airline.
Watchdog's delay could force Impulse into liquidation: Qantas
UK airlines face capacity squeeze on London-HK route
FMC scrutinizing Cho Yang The Federal Maritime Commission said it would closely scrutinize the struggling carrier to ensure it qualifies to continue operating as a vessel common carrier in the U.S. trades.
Panalpina eyes expansion Company officials said they favored "organic growth" but would not rule out acquisitions or alliances.
Rail plan benefits two British ports The Strategic Rail Authority this week called for improved rail links to the main container ports of Felixstowe and Southampton.
Lufthansa: Cargo moves despite strike Management pilots helped the carrier's cargo subsidiary transport most of the freight it normally would have handled during a 12-hour walkout by pilots.
Cho yang denies US headquarters closed
Mexican Customs cleans house again
CF AirFreight opens London, Amsterdam stations
India-Asia container service to begin on June 1
Business running out of steam in bid to reform La. pilot system
Røkke loses latest Kværner bid in squeaker By a narrow 40:37 million share margin, multi-millionaire Kjell Inge Røkke has lost his latest battle to seize control of the destiny of the giant Kværner Group.
Rep. Gene Taylor to keynote Gulf Offshore The keynote speaker at Marine Log's Gulf Offshore conference in Biloxi, MS. will be Rep. Gene Taylor (D.-MS), a longtime marine industry advocate.
ABS to develop Brazilian offshore regulations ABS Group Inc. has been selected by Brazil's Ag'ncia Nacional do Petróleo (ANP) to develop that country's "Operational Safety Regulation for Exploration and Production Operations."
Cruise market sails past 12 million passenger mark The world wide cruise market last year exceeded the 12 million-cruise passenger level to reach 12,008,527, says Swedish-based ShipPax Information.
Intercargo publishes bulker loss report Last year, fourteen ships, out of a total bulk carrier fleet of 5,513, were total losses says the latest bulk carrier report released by the International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners
Eco veto in Genoa for Maersk hub A CONTROVERSIAL decision by the Ligurian Region threatens to scupper plans by Maersk Sealand to develop a South European logistics hub at the port of Genoa, giving new strength to the port of Marse...
Italy waters down ban on single-hull tankers THE Italian government has undertaken a dramatic U-turn in its plans to introduce a unilateral ban on single-hull tankers after pressure from tanker operators and oil companies, writes Giovanni...
Røkke defeated at Kvaerner AGM KVAERNER chief executive Kjell Almskog scored a narrow victory over arch rival Kjell Inge Røkke on Friday, when the board proposed by Kvaerner was elected over an alternate board put up by Mr Røkke...
Hundreds of migrants held by Turkish at port A little boy holding a piece of nougat given to him by a policeman looks up at a Turkish gendarme at Eskihisar port near Istanbul yesterday, reports Reuters . The child was one of several...
Panalpina note une hausse du CA et des bénéfices de 26% A l’instar de la plupart des prestataires de services logistiques, le groupe suisse Panalpina a enregistré une forte croissance en 2000: le chiffre d’affaires a progressé de 26,4% à 6,8 milliards de CHF et le bénéfice net a augmenté de 26,6% à 92,8 millions de CHF. Non sans fierté, le président Gerhard Fischer (faisant clairement référence aux chiffres de Danzas annoncés à Bâle, voir article) a déclaré que ces chiffres sont principalement attribuables à la croissance organique du groupe et non à d’importantes acquisitions ou désinvestissements. Le groupe a manifestement l’intention de poursuivre cette stratégie et prévoit pour l’avenir uniquement “des acquisitions et/ou partenariats choisis avec grand soin”. A la question de savoir si une introduction en bourse est envisagée, Fischer a répondu que c’est hors de question pour les prochaines années.
Zeebrugge et l’OCHZ dans l’attente du plus grand PC de leur histoire Théoriquement, c’est le 2 juin prochain que le port de Zeebrugge et le terminal de l’OCHZ accueilleront le plus grand porte-containers de leur histoire, à savoir le “CMA CGM Balzac”, un PC postpanamax d’une capacité de 6.600 TEU. Ainsi que nous l’avons déjà évoqué, l’armement français va aligner ce navire - et sept autres unités identiques - dans son service hebdomadaire FAL entre l’Europe du Nord et l’Asie. Ces navires remplaceront progressivement les neuf PC de 4.000 TEU qui animent actuellement ce service.
Danzas veut racheter les derniers partenaires d’AEI Ainsi qu’annoncé brièvement dans notre article sur les résultats de Deutsche Post World Net, la division logistique Danzas a connu l’année passée un développement spectaculaire du chiffre d’affaires (+86%) et a opéré un retour aux bénéfices. Cette division a désormais publié des résultats plus détaillés. Pour cette année, la politique sera axée sur la poursuite de l’intégration de AEI, sur la croissance du chiffre d’affaires et de la rentabilité, sur de nouvelles acquisitions, sur le développement des activités dans l’e-commerce et sur la création d’une nouvelle division de “Fourth Party Logistics” (4PL). “Le défi pour Danzas est non seulement de conforter mais également de renforcer son leadership sur le marché logistique”, a déclaré le CEO, Peter Wagner, lors d’une conférence de presse à Bâle.
Des mesures plus strictes en matière de co-responsabilité dans le secteur du transport Le Conseil des Ministres du 4 mai a approuvé le projet de loi de la ministre de la Mobilité et des Transports Isabelle Durant concernant la responsabilité dans le transport de marchandises. Les partenaires sociaux du secteur avaient déjà cautionné le projet de loi, qui est une émanation du rapport du groupe de travail “Concurrence loyale” constitué après l’accord de septembre 2000.
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