Damen to axe 150 yard jobs Shiprepair and conversion segment to lay off employees in the face of persistent oil and gas downturn
Navios wins $21.5m arbitration order against Vale New York tribunal verdict follows London arbitration win validating giant ore deal with Brazilian miner
Navios posts fourth-quarter loss Bulker owner and logistics company hikes stake in affiliate Navios Partners through loan sale
US will be net exporter of energy in 2020s LNG exports out of the US are driver of America's new role in global energy
Lloyd's List to honour Jeffrey Lantz in New York US Coast Guard veteran and long-time maritime regulation specialist to be recognised at Lloyd's List Americas awards in May
Fincantieri, CSSC and Carnival strike $1.5bn deal Joint ventures stamp agreement, paving the way for cruiseship building market in China
Spanish ports to be hit by nine-day strike Action next month to cripple an industry estimated to make $25.8m per day for Spain, as labour shake-up edges closer without stevedore support
Fortescue sees strong iron ore demand from China Miner maintains shipments guidance of 165m to 170m tonnes in financial year 2017
South America's slumbering giants awaken The economies of South and Central America were hit hard by the global slowdown, but a new report identifies potential solutions
Terminals see shake-up from alliance reshuffle Winners and losers revealed as carriers stake their claims
Hanjin and weak market hit Danaos profits Company suffers $415m impairment losses as Hanjin collapse undermines revenues and vessel values
Panamax bulkers struggle to recover amid Atlantic woes But market ahead looks promising
Bahri unit inks joint venture pact with Bunge Venture to transport dry bulk commodities to and from the Middle East
Wisdom Marine eyes $100m bank loan Investors are loath to convert the company's bonds into shares
More Atlantic opportunities for crude tankers after Opec cut US and Nigeria raise exports as Middle East reduces output
Stifel: 'unexceptional' year for Matson Earnings growth may not return until 2019 due to uneven recovery in Pacific Basin.
Norwegian reaches for 2017 profit growth New York-listed cruiseship owner reports jump in fourth-quarter profit that was in-line with analyst expectations.
ABS Group adds to US Coast Guard contract Classification society's consulting arm secures follow-on related to future ship design.
Damen plans to layoff 150 at Dutch shipyards Shipyard group says weakness in oil and gas-related business behind the layoffs.
Navios reveals win over Vale as loss misses New York-listed parent of Navios group secures another victory over cancelled contracts and sells loan to Navios Partners.
Clarksons analysts issue VLCC storage warning Forde Morkedal and Herman Hildan see a yellow light for tankers as economics of floating storage fade.
DP World cleared in bribery case London arbitration court dismisses Djibouti's claims against global terminal operator.
Fatal accident on Solstad ship Owner confirms one dead on Normand Maximus in Brazil.
North Sea PSV duo win term charters Troms and Ostensjo ships bag deals with Statoil and Fairfield.
Fincantieri, Carnival make Chinese history Companies finalise deal with CSSC to build two ships worth $1.5bn, plus options.
NYK trials farm exports to Europe Japanese owner planning to undercut airlines using controlled-atmosphere boxes.
Siem tied to Emas Chiyoda Subsea deal Subsea 7 keeping mum on gossip linking it with takeover of NYK's stake in Singaporean company.
Zim adds second Asia-Pacific loop Israeli container line increases coverage to Pacific north-west.
Vallianz settles $5.4m debt with creditors Singaporean owner sees latest deal as "testament of vendors' trust in the company".
Spanish port strikes suspended Samskip says state delaying new reforms for dockers to allow talks.
Sembcorp Marine back on profitable path Singaporean shipbuilder reports a positive result in the fourth quarter and full year 2016.
'Cruiseship' designed to explore Arctic ice Imaginactive comes up with protype for ship-like craft that will use tracks on land.
Top Ships buys into Pistiolis newbuild Greek owner takes 40% stake in MR tanker due from Hyundai Mipo.
BW Offshore invests $12m more in Gabon Andreas Sohmen Pao-controlled company increases holding in Dussafu oil project.
Hanjin to delist in Seoul next month Bankrupt South Korean liner company will indefinitely suspend trading in two weeks.
Toisa regains control of seized tanker United Journey to resume operations after Citibank releases it from arrest.
Hanjin insolvency fuels Danaos' Q4 2016 net loss Danaos recorded a $446.6 million net loss for the fourth quarter of 2016 as it felt the effects from Hanjin Shipping filing for bankruptcy ...
APMT boosts spending at Elizabeth, N.J. terminal APM Terminals (APMT) said Wednesday it has decided to boost spending on its Port Elizabeth terminalat the Port of New York and New Jersey f...
NEWS FLASH: USMX urges ILA to remain in compliance with master contract The United States Maritime Alliance (USMX), the employer group that negotiates the master contract with the International Longshoreman's As...
ZIM unveils new transpacific ZPN loop Israeli ocean carrier ZIM unveiled a new Asia-Pacific Northwest service, dubbed the ZIM Pacific North (ZPN), which is scheduled to launch i...
Ports of Indiana sets tonnage record in Q4 2016 The Ports of Indiana experienced the highest quarterly shipment total in 55 years during the fourth quarter of 2016. Handling nearly 3.9 m...
Special Coverage: The future of U.S. exports Source: RANGIZZZ / SHUTTERSTOCK Unease about the possibility of increased friction in United States foreign trade relations has risen stead...
Reuters: Pascagoula, Gulfport deepen ties with Cuba The United States Gulf Coast ports of Pascagoula and Gulfport, Miss. are enhancing ties with Cuba despite uncertainty surrounding U.S. rela...
Tulsa Port of Catoosa's volumes skyrocket 129% in January Tulsa Port of Catoosa shipped 258,243 waterborne tons in January, increasing 129 percent from January 2016, according to the latest figures...
ATA: Truck tonnage index rebounds in January Domestic truck tonnage rebounded in January 2017, growing 2.9 percent compared with the previous month, following a revised 4.3 percent dec...
Gibraltar partially re-opens to bunkering as adverse weather eases Bunkering operations have resumed at part of the port of Gibraltar, after it closed earlier because of bad weather
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OPEC/non-OPEC production cuts could rebalance oil market by Q3: Qatar minister OPEC ministers next meet on May 25 in Vienna, where they will also invite the non-OPEC countries covered by the agreement to discuss whether it needs to be extended
World Fuel Services says Brexit could hurt company's business A weaker pound against the dollar and other currencies as a result of the Brexit referendum vote may hurt its results as local currency may translate into fewer US dollars
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