Is this the final countdown for the Ballast Water Management convention? Finnish ratification Thursday could take deal over threshold
Glencore grabs Hanjin California in Port Botany All consortium shipping line containers were unloaded before arrest
Carbon dioxide debate dominates ICS conference Market measures superior to cap and trade schemes, IMF official insists
South Korea to dispatch 20 vessels to relieve Hanjin ships Finance ministry confirms ships will be deployed on routes to North America, Europe and Southeast Asia
HKSC lashes out over Hanjin box deposit 'highway ransom' Hong Kong International Terminals demands up to $1,290 per box
Iran in talks to secure oil flows by acquiring refinery stakes NIOC director says oil exports near pre-sanction levels, production freeze is a political decision
CSCL buys stake in PetroChina unit Company says it will seek opportunity to develop co-operation with the oil giant in finance business
Between the Lines: Carrier bunker losses hit $920m in second quarter Rising oil prices further drain cash flow on top of abysmal freight rates and poor volumes
Limited pollution liability under threat, Bondi warns Norwegian shipowners' representative highlights French law and Spanish court decision
Gaslog, Qinetiq and LR join forces to assess LNG carrier cyber vulnerabilities Project to help assess risks and define best practices and eventual rule proposals
Alphaliner points finger of blame for Hanjin crisis on group and creditors Analysts deplore line's key stakeholders and include strong criticism for Korean government
London's mayor says 'workable deal' can be struck on single market access Lloyd's chairman calls for post-Brexit deregulation
Bunker trader Rudder opens new shop in Dubai Headed by industry veteran Robert Thompson, Emirates-based subsidiary will be important hub for Monaco-based trader's growth plans
BV classed vessel to become first LNG powered boxship Conversion next year supported by German state funds
Transas targets system integration issues on road to unmanned shipping Company sees itself as the solution to integration of ship to ship and ship to shore information exchange
Panamax bulker market remains bleak Spot activity drops pushing down rates in most of the benchmark routes
Carnival Corp orders three more LNG cruiseships Newbuilds from Meyer Werft and Meyer Turku scheduled for delivery in 2020-2022
Swiber Holdings pledges Vallianz shares to bank Deal with DBS likely to help Swiber pay off debt
Loan refinancing eases pressure on Rickmers Maritime Trust also has plans to carry out a debt exchange with existing noteholders
US court grants Hanjin Shipping temporary bankruptcy protection Order valid until Friday, when court reconvenes to continue with case
Data Hub: World Fleet Update Global containership fleet shrinks for the first time as scrapping finally taking hold
Euroseas in row again after newbuild chop Excessive delays lead New York-listed shipowner to cancel another bulker at Chinese yard, sparking arbitration.
Hanjin box rate spike seen lasting a month But Wells Fargo says in the long term, containership space to suffer 'counterparty risk premium'.
Shell offers hope to suezmax spot market Resumption of major export stream could give Atlantic Basin tanker market a filip.
Ridgebury to purchase $10m in bonds Connecticut tanker owner dropping cash to redeem Oslo-listed debt securities.
El Faro probe to continue into winter Third round of US Coast Guard hearings to review evidence from voyage data recorder.
Jinhui offloads two supras for $28.5m Bulker owner extends September selling spree with second deal in three days.
2M responds to Hanjin Shipping's collapse Maersk and MSC launch new transpacific service to fill the gaps created by Korean owner's receivership.
Hanjin lawsuits put on hold in US courts US bankruptcy judge's provisional order comes as more cases land on dockets.
Paragon tries again with debt-for-equity swap Greek bulker owner wants to exchange notes for shares as refinancing continues.
Samsung's $38m Hanjin cargo limbo Goods on two Hanjin vessels may soon be unloaded in California, Korean finance minister says.
Pacific Radiance wins $10m SWS refund Singapore owner succeeds in claim for cancelled PSVs at Chinese yard.
Precious left with only three pre-2000 bulkers Thai owner confirms another vessel sale for $1.16m, marking the twelfth vessel disposal in 2016.
Odfjell aiming for $60m with bond issue Chemical tanker owner plans to use net proceeds for refinancing of existing bonds and newbuildings.
RMT proposes bond debt exchange Singapore-listed containership company also moves a step closure to restructuring debt facility.
Court demands more Hanjin cash from KDB Seoul hearing asks main creditor to help bankrupt owner stabilise its operations.
Crewman impales finger on fish hook Seafarer evacuated from car carrier off UK after angling accident.
Korean airlines add flights to help Hanjin Compatriot companies of struggling shipowner take measures to ease cargo disruption.
Hanjin creditors could recover 35% of secured claims Southey Capital says figure for unsecured debt is only 5%, while liquidation will mean zero payouts.
Pakistan plans two new LNG tenders Adnan Gilani, head of Pakistan LNG, says various firms have shown interest in taking part.
Profit soars at Constanta Shipyard Romanian shipbuilder makes more money as it works on two new tankers.
Hanjin receivership recognised in UK Korean owner wins first overseas battle in its bid to rehabilitate.
DSME wins $550m in early ship payments Restructuring shipyard strikes deal with four owners to bank newbuilding cash ahead of schedule.
South Korean order backlog hits 12-year low China takes the top spot as Hyundai, Samsung and DSME et al see lowest level since 2003.
RMT proposes debt exchange with bondholders Singapore-listed containership company also moves a step closure to restructuring debt facility.
US judge orders Hanjin ships to stay put Bankruptcy court order seeks to resolve quandary over maritime liens.
Carnival keeps growth in line with order Analyst says deals with Meyer Werft and Meyer Turku will still keep capacity trends below average.
Australia seeks $92m in bulker grounding China-based owner faces potential damages in six-year old case of bulker hitting reef.
Commerce initiates port community systems competition The U.S. Commerce Department said it has launched a nationwide technology competition to help the country's seaports and users to develop e...
U.S. exports reach $186.3b in July The Commerce Department said U.S. exports of goods and services reached $186.3 billion in July, up from $182.9 billion the previous month. ...
CSX projects weaker Q3 as domestic coal volumes decline Jacksonville, Fla.-based Class I railway CSX announced Wednesday that it expects third quarter earnings per share to decline slightly from ...
GE Transportation buys ShipXpress GE Transportation, producer of rail transport equipment and services, has acquired the cloud-based supply chain solutions developer ShipXpr...
FTR: Class 8 orders rebound in August Net orders for North American Class 8 trucks totaled 14,000 units in August 2016, slightly ahead of expectations for the month, according t...
ABF Logistics acquires asset-light TL broker ABF Logistics has acquired asset-light truckload freight broker Logistics & Distribution Services, LLC (LDS) for $25 million, subject t...
Volkswagen purchases 16.6% stake in heavy-duty truck engine maker The truck and bus division of German auto-maker Volkswagen AG will establish a joint venture with Navistar International in an effort to co...
AA Cargo launches new WCNA-Asia route American Airlines Cargo (AA Cargo) has launched a daily nonstop service between Los Angeles (LAX) and Hong Kong (HKG), the airline said. T...
U.S. bankruptcy court judge grants Hanjin provisional relief A federal bankruptcy judge on Tuesday granted Hanjin Shipping's request to have its rehabilitation in bankruptcy court in Korea be recognize...
DP World to operate second port in Horn of Africa DP World won a 30-year concession for the development and operation of a multi-purpose terminal at the Port of Berbera in the Republic of S...
Great Lakes shipment volumes continue sinking throughout the summer U.S.-flag Great Lakes freighters experienced a 9.5 percent year-over-year decline in transport volumes during July to 9.85 million tons, ac...
China modifies inspection rule aimed at Zika China has now decided that vessels originating from the United States, other than the state of Florida, do not require disinsection certifi...
Oracle acquires LogFire Oracle on Tuesday acquired the cloud-based warehouse management systems provider LogFire for an undisclosed amount. Atlanta-based LogFire'...
Former UTi Worldwide CEO joins Amazon Ed Feitzinger, the former chief executive officer of freight forwarder UTi Worldwide has joined Amazon as vice president of global logistic...
NEWS FLASH: U.S. bankruptcy court judge grants provisional relief to Hanjin A federal bankruptcy judge on Tuesday granted Hanjin Shipping's request to have its rehabilitation in bankruptcy court in Korea be recogniz...
Methanol industry expects use as marine fuel to grow but hurdles remain Viability depends on demonstrated technical feasibility, conversion of ship engines, and refueling infrastructure.
MR rates on NWE-USAC route hit more than 7-year low S&P Global Platts data shows that MR tanker freight rates on the route fell by 36 cents to $11.43/m
China's Wonfull loads first gasoline export cargo The cargo will comprise 10,000 mt of 93 RON gasoline.
NYMEX RBOB pulls oil futures higher after Irving FCC goes down The FCC at Irving Oil's 300,000 b/d refinery in Saint John, New Brunswick has undergone unexpected maintenance, according to several sources
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