DHL confident of growing in tandem with Asia-Pac region DHL's logistics division will use its Singapore base to further develop its healthcare and life sciences and aerospace sectors, two areas which it sees chalking up attractive growth rates in the future.
Dalian Port's H2 profit rises 45% on China's trade growth DALIAN Port Co, operator of China's largest crude-oil terminal, raised its second-half profit 45 per cent as the country's economic growth boosted demand for energy and container shipments.
Manila to award 30-year container port concession THE Philippines is awarding a 30-year contract to operate Subic Bay Freeport's soon-to-be-finished Container Terminal 1 under a Swiss-challenge bidding system.
Kogas firms up commitment over LNG system SOUTH Korea's state-run energy supplier signs MOU with three major yards on a trial run of its LNG containment system.
Kogas to expand LNG storage portfolio
Capsized Bourbon Dolphin sinks PARALLELS being drawn to similar incident off Nigeria in 2003 which resulted in the death of 11 people.
Gloves come off in debate over ship emissions BP-KRYSTALLON issues point by point rebuttal to Intertanko's assertions about scrubbing.
OOIL port deal hits fee roadblock THE Port Authority of New York/New Jersey will refuse to approve the sale of Staten Island terminal lease unless Orient Overseas International Lt. ups its transfer fee offer
Eurogate mulls overseas expansion GERMAN container terminal group Eurogate is looking to add Asian and American bases to its Europe-centred network of container terminals
Koreans plan to build cruise ships KOREAN shipbuilders Hyundai Heavy Industries, Samsung Heavy Industries and Daewoo Shipbuilding are to work with the government on plans to build cruise ships
Essar Global snaps up Algoma Steel THE Ruias-owned Essar Global has acquired Canada's Algoma Steel for $1.8Bn in an all-cash deal
Portland approves plan for import center Agreement with developer leases nearly 114 acres for potential import distribution centers at the port's Rivergate Industrial District.
Ottawa readies legislation to end Canadian National strike
Seaspan profits way up
Maersk hikes fuel charge between Med, N. America
Port authority rejects fee for NYCT lease transfer
OOCL, APL expanding China-India coverage
MOL adding 60 vessels to dry bulk fleet
Losses grow at Moller-Maersk shipyard operations
Panel wants India to dissolve shipping conferences
UPDATE: Canadian government expected to impose rail settlement With the return from the Easter recess of Canada's federal parliament today, back-to-work legislation is expected within a few days, to end the impasse between Canadian National Railway and 2,800 conductors and yard-service workers.
EU confirms proposing ships to join emissions trading scheme
OOCL and APL to launch China India Express in May
TSK and HMM to launch China/Thailand Express
NYK, China Shipping and Dalian Port's JV port operational in 2008
Eurogate reports 4% increased EBT, on 2006 volume increase
New Göteborg offshore company to order accommodation rig Newly established Floatel International, headed by former Consafe boss Peter Jacobsson, has ordered an accommodation rig from Keppel FELS in ...
Bourbon Dolphin sank with five persons still inside AHTS Bourbon Dolphin sank in 1,100 metres (3,600 feet) of water 75 nautical miles off Shetland on April 12 with ...
Petrobras considers ethanol carrier fleet Transpetro, subsidiary of the Brazilian energy group Petrobras, is considering a major expansion of its newbuilding program, this time by ...
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