Peace Boat Ecoship New concept ship project looking to become reality in 2020
The digital craze Where does the hype end and the reality begin with maritime digital services?
Hanjin-chartered vessel unable to get through Suez Canal Hanjin is $17.9m in arrears to Ciner Ship Management for four chartered vessels
Shipyards' gloom holds a silver lining for LNG shipping Korean crisis could lead to fewer newbuilding deliveries
Hanjin bankruptcy to drive freight rates upwards Carriers look to take full advantage of slot space shortage
Frontline waiting to pounce on bargain VLCCs Tanker giant licks its lips as low prices for newbuilding VLCC resales have further to fall, offering good investments
Suez extends boxship rebate Incentive offered to catch backhaul transits
Busan foots the bill to get Hanjin ships processed Guarantees allow eight Hanjin vessels to enter and berth at Busan
SBM Offshore-Petrobras corruption leniency deal rejected Brazilian court strikes down $340m agreement for immunity over corruption charges
Lines seek to reassure customers over Hanjin cargoes Contingency measures put in place to recover boxes
APM Terminals invests $70m in raising Port Elizabeth capacity New berth to take advantage of raised Bayonne Bridge and expanded Panama Canal
Algoma collects refund guarantee from Nantong Mingde Heavy Industries Refund to partly finance newbuilding deals inked in China and Croatia
2M set to benefit from Hanjin carnage But CKYHE faces serious threat from failed Korean line
Five Stars Fujian resumes sailing Crew receives backpay, vessel receives bunkers and a 12 month ban from Australian ports
South Korea's history of shipping bankruptcies Can Hanjin emerge from receivership like Pan Ocean and Korea Line?
Zodiac Maritime and Eastern Pacific join legal action against Hanjin Shipping Lawsuits relate to charter hire payments owed
Hanjin court receivership application approved Update: 45 Hanjin vessels stuck at sea, of which 41 are containerships and four bulk carriers
Hanjin boxship arrested off California World Fuel gets Hanjin Montevideo in its clutches. Judge bats down another effort.
Exmar talks to Vopak to sell FSRU unit Moves comes as Exmar still looking to charter out small barge-based FSRU vessel.
Maersk intact from Hanjin; shippers fret Danish conglomerate has limited business exposure to South Korean owner with only six vessels.
Owners 'regret' but accept Bremer sale Mounting losses in shipping loan portfolio forces sale of 133-year old bank.
Greece says Russian ship flouted sanctions
Maersk intact from Hanjin but shippers worry Danish conglomerate has limited business exposure to South Korean owner with only six vessels.
Second owner targets Hanjin in US lawsuits Zodiac Maritime-linked company targets South Korean operator with asset seizure cases in Los Angeles and Baltimore.
Hanjin Shipping targeted in US lawsuit First US litigation after receivership filing seeks to seize assets in California over unpaid charter hire.
Russia could sell SCF stake by end 2016 Economy minister Alexey Ulyukayev sees disposal of 25% slice in tanker owner taking place this year.
Weaker demand leads to Carnival downgrade Morgan Stanley cuts stock rating after survey brings signs of 'rough seas'.
Greek aframax lost propulsion in Turkey A tanker owned by New Shipping suffers engine problem in Bosphorus, obstructing traffic.
Ostensjo PSV wins Shell term deal Edda Fram chartered to oil major for at least three months.
Fire hits Seadream cruiseship off Italy Passengers evacuated safely after blaze breaks out in engine room.
Statoil deals drive AHTS rate rises Norwegian oil major reduces tonnage pool with spot charters of five ships.
Maridive moves PSV after Petrobras deal ends Egyptian owner shifting supply ship back home from Brazil.
Sincere offloads woodchip carrier Taiwanese owner to book loss on disposal of veteran vessel.
Eight Hanjin ships to berth in Busan Troubled Korean owner says barred vessels will finally be allowed to dock at key terminal.
U-Ming Marine makes another loss Taiwanese owner follows first quarter deficit with more red ink.
Team Tankers in large share repurchase Oslo-listed chemical tanker operator spends NOK 7.8m in latest round of stock buybacks.
Shipbreaker killed in fall from vessel Bangladeshi man dies in hospital after accident at KR Recycling Yard.
Algoma confirms collection of refund guarantees Great Lakes bulker owner brings failed Nantong Mingde newbuilding saga to a close.
Euromar steps in for failed Hanjin fixture South Korean shipowner's spare ships now being shunned by would-be charters, says Alphaliner.
Spot rates sky-rocket after Hanjin collapse Shippers should expect increasing freight costs and tight allocation for several weeks, warns Drewry.
US filing expected as Hanjin ships halted Chapter 15 filing predicted to be filed soon as ships wait just out of seizure range.
Southeast U.S. ports prepare for Hurricane Hermine Deepwater seaports in the southeastern United States are bracing for expected severe weather Friday from Hurricane Hermine. The Georgia Por...
STB proposes 'streamlined' small rate dispute process The U.S. Surface Transportation Board has issued an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) proposing a new "streamlined" procedure to...
UPS to raise delivery rates 4.9% UPS announced Thursday that rates for its U.S. Ground, U.S. Air and international package services, as well as for air freight between the ...
Canada Post, union workers agree to short-term labor deal Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have agreed to two new short-term labor contracts, according to statements from...
World ACD: Global airfreight market shows 'modest' growth in July Global airfreight volumes grew for the second straight month in July 2016, rising 1.8 percent from pared with the same 2015 period after a ...
NTSB investigates rail-car rupture in West Virginia The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has launched a team to investigate the breach of a rail tank-car and the subsequent release...
Sand Springs Railway acquires Oklahoma steel mill site Sand Springs Railway Co. (SS), which offers freight service between Tulsa and Sand Springs, Okla., has acquired a 146-acre steel mill site ...
First ethane export departs new Houston terminal Enterprise Products Partners has opened a new ethane export terminal in the Port of Houston, one of many industrial developments on the shi...
AS Survey: Shippers highly exposed to Hanjin collapse More than 72 percent of beneficial cargo owners and ocean intermediaries surveyed by American Shipper Thursday and Friday said they current...
Under Armour reveals plans for new e-commerce distribution center Under Armour this week announced its plan to open a 1.3 million-square-foot distribution and warehouse facility at Sparrows Point in Baltim...
ATA: Driver turnover decline continues at truckload carriers Annualized driver turnover rates at large truckload fleets slipped another 6 percentage points to 83 percent during the second quarter of 2...
Spot freight rates soar in wake of Hanjin insolvency The Shanghai Container Freight Index (SCFI) rose sharply this week, reflecting Hanjin Shipping's decisionto file for receivership , leaving...
Port of Longview names Krehbiel CEO Norm Krehbiel has been named the Port of Longview's new chief executive officer. He has served as interim CEO at the Washington state port...
Executive Moves: GAC Group and Virgin Atlantic Cargo Logistics and marine services provider GAC Group has appointed Erland Ebbersten , formerly group vice president for the Africa, Russia and ...
Pakistani man receives sentencing in U.S. for attempting to export military equipment The Justice Department on Thursday said Syed Vaqar Ashraf of Lahore, Pakistan was sentenced to 33 months in jail by U.S. District Judge Ros...
Port of New York/New Jersey's man channel deepening project reaches completion The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said Thursday that the deepening of the port's main navi...
Sutter, 'father of the 747,' dies at 95 Joseph F. Sutter, who is considered within the aviation industry as the "father of the 747," died Aug. 30 at the age of 95. Sutter led the...
Nearly three in four shippers have cargo on Hanjin ships More than 70 percent of beneficial cargo owners and ocean intermediaries surveyed by American Shipper Thursday said they currently have carg...
NEWS FLASH: Southeast U.S. ports brace for Hurricane Hermine Deepwater seaports in the southeastern United States are bracing for expected severe weather tomorrow from Hurricane Hermine. The Georgia...
BWR: Hanjin's impact on various trades Utilizing BlueWater Reporting's Carrier Trade Route Deployment Report, the chart below provides an overview of Hanjin's impact on the follo...
USGC marine fuel prices improve relative to crude despite weak demand The Houston IFO 380 CST-Brent crack has narrowed roughly $1.25/b, or 10%, since the halfway point of August
Hanjin Shipping's bankruptcy to be felt across commodities markets The South Korean company, the world's seventh-biggest container shipping company, went into court receivership Thursday.
Oil complex recovers some ground after four-day slide NYMEX October light sweet crude settled $1.28 higher at $44.44/b, still $3.20 lower than last Friday's settle. ICE November Brent rose $1.38 to settle at $46.83/b.
Hurricane Hermine closes second USAC port; marine activities impacted: trade The Coast Guard closed the port of Savannah, Georgia, on Thursday.
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