China moves to consolidate shipyards AS part of its attempt to gain market share through greater efficiency, China is merging its plethora shipyards into larger and potentially more competitive units.
PSA signs US$5m China logistics deal
Air and Land Transport
Australia defends watchdog over Ansett groundings THE Australian government yesterday defended its aviation watchdog over the grounding of 10 aircraft operated by Australia's second largest airline, Ansett, a move criticised by the airline's parent Air New Zealand.
SIA to launch all-cargo airline in July
HK airport's passenger traffic surges 11.3% in March
Indian man dies after escaping fire aboard Sri Lankan aircraft
Pontiac shows its stuff
Features
Marine underwriters must balance safety with profit THE challenge of doing business in a free market is to maintain good practice and retain personal integrity while also remaining competitive.
China moves to consolidate shipyards AS part of its attempt to gain market share through greater efficiency, China is merging its plethora shipyards into larger and potentially more competitive units.
PSA signs US$5m China logistics deal
Air and Land Transport
Australia defends watchdog over Ansett groundings THE Australian government yesterday defended its aviation watchdog over the grounding of 10 aircraft operated by Australia's second largest airline, Ansett, a move criticised by the airline's parent Air New Zealand.
SIA to launch all-cargo airline in July
HK airport's passenger traffic surges 11.3% in March
Indian man dies after escaping fire aboard Sri Lankan aircraft
Pontiac shows its stuff
Features
Marine underwriters must balance safety with profit THE challenge of doing business in a free market is to maintain good practice and retain personal integrity while also remaining competitive.
China moves to consolidate shipyards AS part of its attempt to gain market share through greater efficiency, China is merging its plethora shipyards into larger and potentially more competitive units.
PSA signs US$5m China logistics deal
Air and Land Transport
Australia defends watchdog over Ansett groundings THE Australian government yesterday defended its aviation watchdog over the grounding of 10 aircraft operated by Australia's second largest airline, Ansett, a move criticised by the airline's parent Air New Zealand.
SIA to launch all-cargo airline in July
HK airport's passenger traffic surges 11.3% in March
Indian man dies after escaping fire aboard Sri Lankan aircraft
Pontiac shows its stuff
Features
Marine underwriters must balance safety with profit THE challenge of doing business in a free market is to maintain good practice and retain personal integrity while also remaining competitive.
Airborne sees bigger loss The express carrier said its first-quarter loss will be greater than expected due to sluggish growth in domestic shipments.
PSA Corp. in China 3PL deal The joint venture with a China container firm will provide third-party logistics services for large multinational corporations based in South China.
Grand Alliance boosts Kelang capacity The 6,802-TEU Nedlloyd Shackleton in June will call the Malaysian port as part of the alliance's Europe-Far East service.
Child slaves ship is ex-Scandlines ferry THE ship missing off the west African coast with around 200 child slaves on board is a former Scandlines vessel that until recently served a sleepy commuter route in Denmark, Lloyd's List has...
UK supermarket heir launches cargo airline Tesco supermarket heir John Porter is launching a British-registered cargo airline that has fast growing US air freighter lessor Atlas Air as a 49% shareholder. The creation of Global eatly...
Fredricksen to order four LNG carriers JOHN Fredricksen looks set to order four membrane LNG carriers split between Hanjin Heavy and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering. Officials at both yards confirmed that they were...
Oil refinery rocked by massive explosion A major explosion ripped through a Conoco oil refinery in the UK northeast yesterday. Despite the massive blast at South Killingholme in Humberside, causing houses to shake four miles away,...
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