Dawn Services acquires Shoalbuster to expand workboat fleet Louisiana-based Dawn Services has acquired the M/V Coastal Dawn, formerly the M/V Candace, adding a Damen-designed Shoalbuster to its fleet and expanding its ability to serve coastal, inland and offshore markets. The
VIDEO: HII launches HYPR robotics program The High-Yield Production Robotics (HYPR) program, announced this week at the U.S. Navy League's Sea-Air-Space Expo 2026 by HII (NYSE: HII), Path Robotics and GrayMatter Robotics, aims to leverage a network of
Magnet Defense and Hanwha Defense USA partner up to produce MUSVs Miami-based Magnet Defense LLC and Arlington, Va.-based Hanwha Defense USA (HDUSA) are teaming up to produce Medium Unmanned Surface Vessels (MUSVs) for the U.S. Department of War. The partnership is focused on
Wärtsilä launches new NTPRO 7 bridge and shiphandling simulator Wärtsilä has launched a next-generation bridge and ship-handling simulator designed to support future-ready maritime training. Called NTPRO 7, the new platform responds to the maritime industry's rapid shift to digital navigation, increasing
Kelly Haas and Hayley Stancil join Jones Walker Law firm Jones Walker LLP has welcomed Kelly Haas, as a partner, and associate Hayley Stancil as members of the maritime practice group in its Houston office. "We are pleased to welcome
Op-Ed: An evolving tide of cyber threats Marco Ayala, technical director, Global Energy for ABS Consulting, offers a critical analysis of the industrial control systems and cybersecurity landscape's escalating risk, pinpointing what's at stake for the nation's largest energy
CentrePort realises first operational benefits of private 5G network CentrePort has completed the first major operational application of its private 5G network, installing 5G-enabled Peplink modems across the port's reach stackers, empty container handlers and fully electric Internal Movement Vehicles. The deployment, carried out by the port's Digital and Engineering teams following the network's launch late last year, has delivered immediate improvements in conne
Rotterdam's Secure Chain expands in shortsea sector Significant progress has been made in the adoption of the Secure Chain digital container release system within Rotterdam's shortsea sector in 2026, with eleven shipping lines now participating in the programme across active and pilot phases. Four lines are currently live on the system and have fully transitioned away from PIN code-based container release. In order of adoption, these are CMA CGM S
Singapore launches 2026 maritime technology and research roadmap The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Maritime Institute have launched the 2026 edition of the Singapore Maritime Technology and Research Roadmap during Singapore Maritime Week, setting out a renewed strategic framework for maritime innovation and capability development over the coming years. The updated roadmap builds on its 2019 predecessor, which established the founda
Lloyd's Register and Pusan National University launch Hydrogen Shipping Certification Framework Lloyd's Register and Pusan National University have partnered to create the first global certification framework for liquid hydrogen shipping. They signed a memorandum of understanding in Seoul. The project will develop a joint system to evaluate and certify liquid hydrogen carriers and onboard systems. It will focus on safety, consistency, and global use. Hydrogen is emerging as a zero-carbon fu
Ankeri expands to Singapore Ankeri has announced the opening of a new office in Singapore, marking a further step in its global expansion and strengthening its presence in key maritime hubs. The move is aimed at supporting customers more closely in the Asia-Pacific region, where a significant share of operational and commercial shipping decisions are made. Singapore's role as a major global shipping centre makes it a strate
South China Sea becomes a contested one China's systematic military expansion across the South China Sea and into the Western Pacific is no longer a territorial dispute but a restructuring of how commercial shipping is permitted to move
The portal opens but the supply chains will not return Washington's tariff refund system settles a legal battle, while structural supply chain realignment has already reorganized global trade around the disruption
Port of Long Beach awards contract to improve heavy haul route infrastructure The Port of Long Beach has awarded a US$ 5.5 million contract to Sully-Miller Contracting for improvements to the Heavy Haul Route, the designated corridor accommodating oversized and overweight truckloads moving between the docks and the broader Long Beach Harbor District. Construction is expected to begin in May 2026 and be completed in early 2027. The project will widen and realign the primary
Konecranes expands fleet at Lomé Container Terminal Lomé Container Terminal (LCT) will receive nine new lift trucks from Konecranes in Q2 2026. The order includes two reach stackers and seven empty container handlers. The upgrade supports terminal expansion and rising cargo volumes. LCT is a key logistics gateway in West Africa. It handles large volumes of regional and transshipment cargo. The terminal already operates a major Konecranes fleet, in
CN index pushes higher as shipping pressure approaches extreme levels The CN Index climbed to 692 this week, signaling that global container shipping is operating under very high pressure and approaching extreme conditions . The sharp increase reflects a combination of surging freight rates across major trade lanes and persistently elevated geopolitical disruption affecting key maritime corridors. Freight markets surge across major trade lanes Freight rates strengt
Singapore, Los Angeles and Long Beach renew green and digital shipping corridor agreement The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, the Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach have renewed their memorandum of understanding on the Green and Digital Shipping Corridor for a further three years, reaffirming their collective commitment to decarbonisation and digitalisation along one of the world's busiest container trade lanes. The renewal was signed ahead of Singapore Maritime
OOCL launches new China-Indonesia CIS3 service OOCL has announced a new China-Indonesia Service (CIS3), expanding its intra-Asia network and strengthening connectivity between South China and Indonesia. The service will start on 16 May 2026 and offer direct links between major South China export hubs and key Indonesian ports, improving transit times and reliability. Port Rotation Xiamen - Nansha - Jakarta - Surabaya - Yantian - Xiamen The CIS
Northwest Seaport Alliance reports mixed first quarter The Northwest Seaport Alliance recorded total container volume of 714,719 TEUs in the first quarter of 2026, a 14.2% decline year-on-year. The result reflects a significant contraction in full imports, which fell 18% compared to a strong first quarter in 2025 when importers front-loaded cargo ahead of anticipated tariff increases. Full exports provided a partial offset, growing 1.8 percent follow
Russia aims for all-year-round transits through Northern Sea Route Russia is improving Northern Sea Route (NSR) infrastructure to make it possible to sail through the Arctic regardless of the season by 2030. At the St Petersburg International Transport and Logistics Forum this month, State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom director-general Alexey Likhachev said Russia is speeding up technological research and development and the construction of specialised vesse
Chittagong depots raise handling charge by 8.5% as fuel price rises With the government of Bangladesh enhanced fuel oil prices by around 15% in the domestic market on Saturday night, the local Inland Container Depots (ICDs) on Sunday increased container handling charges by nearly 8.5% as their operations are heavily dependent on diesel run vehicles
Transpetro orders LPG trio in China Brazil's Transpetro has lined up three new gas carriers at China's Zhoushan Dashenzhou Shipbuilding, as Petrobras' shipping arm pushes ahead with a wider fleet renewal programme. The contract covers 10,000 cu m semi-refrigerated carriers designed to transport liquefied petroleum gas and related products. The order sits under the Mar Aberto programme, which aims to modernise ...
Rio Tinto locks in methanol-ready bulker charters Mining giant Rio Tinto has secured long-term freight cover with a deal to charter two methanol-capable dual-fuel newcastlemax bulkers from Japan's NS United Kaiun Kaisha, with deliveries set from 2028. The move gives the miner added flexibility as it looks to future-proof its shipping exposure. The vessels will be designed to run on conventional fuels ...
Geneva Dry set to tackle shipping's biggest stress points A year in the making, next week's Geneva Dry summit promises to be this year's first major event to address the major stress points for shipping. From the Hormuz fallout to the green transition via plenty of frank conversations on all things maritime and digital, delegates attending Geneva Dry, the world's premier commodities shipping conference, ...
Scorpio Tankers lines up $300m sale of six ships New York-listed Scorpio Tankers is offloading six product tankers in a deal worth about $300m, as the owner continues to reshape its fleet and free up capital. The Emanuele Lauro-led company said it has agreed to sell three LR2s and three MR tankers, all built in 2014, with the transactions expected to close in the ...
Efficiency is the bridge to future fuels As the industry pushes ahead toward future fuels, it must not overlook the immediate power of operational discipline and voyage-level data to manage costs and strengthen readiness for the transition, says Alex Caizergues, founder and CEO of Syroco. The maritime industry is in a period of intense anticipation as the International Maritime Organization (IMO) continues ...
The unprecedented plight of seafarers in the Hormuz crisis The ongoing maritime paralysis in the Middle East has no precedent in the post-World War II era for seafarers caught in a war zone. As regional tensions remains at a breaking point, thousands of crewmembers find themselves effectively immobilised in one of the world's most volatile corridors, facing a cocktail of physical danger and psychological ...
Everllence ammonia engine passes 'huge milestone' Everllence has completed the factory acceptance test (FAT) of its first ammonia-burning engine built by licensee HHI-EMD, marking a major step toward the commercial rollout of ammonia propulsion. The dual-fuel B&W 6G60ME-LGIA engine is destined for a vessel under construction for Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, with delivery of the first ...
BigOceanData adds route optimisation to push smarter voyage planning BigOceanData has launched a new route optimisation capability as part of its connected maritime operations platform, aiming to bring more dynamic, data-driven decision-making to voyage planning. The new service integrates weather-aware routing, vessel-specific performance logic and operational constraints into a single workflow, allowing users to compare routes based on fuel use, cost, emissions,
Case made for maritime as the last great uninvested industry Specialist maritime venture fund Motion Ventures has published its full investment thesis for the first time in its five-year history, making the case that shipping is on the cusp of a technology transformation driven not by industry enthusiasm but by regulatory compulsion - and that venture capital has dramatically underestimated the opportunity. The Singapore-based fund, ...
Atlantic crude tanker rates retreat to pre-strait closure levels When geopolitical turmoil hits tanker markets, there is a panic-driven rate spike followed by a period of normalisation. The market...
US stresses effectiveness of blockade based on impact to Iran's economy The US is assessing the effectiveness of the blockade by its impact on Iran's economy, according to a US defence...
Some ships trapped in Gulf skimping on war risk cover Owners see high premiums as unaffordable for idle vessels
'Are ships the new chips?': Singapore Maritime Week opens as Hormuz crisis tests global shipping When ships become strategic tools and bargaining chips, where does the industry go from here?
US boards sanctioned tanker in Indian Ocean US Department of War claimed 'international waters are not a refuge for sanctioned vessels' as it confirmed its forces had...
Non-Iranian traffic through Hormuz hits post-war high as dark transits surge Non-Iranian-linked vessels cleared the Strait of Hormuz last week in their highest numbers since the war began, as boxships and...
Seafarers remain priority as Dominguez backs Singapore's Hormuz stance and urges caution on MEPC As the Hormuz crisis threatens freedom of navigation, IMO secretary-general Arsenio Dominguez stresses seafarer safety as his top priority, while...
HD Hyundai accelerates shipyard construction in India amid South Korean president's visit HD Hyundai has moved its India shipyard project into a new phase with a three-way agreement in New Delhi, deepening...
Columbia Group confirms Mark O'Neil left on 'extremely good terms' Before joining Columbia, O'Neil had a prominent career in maritime law and was known as an outspoken figure in the...
The Daily View: Walking the tightrope
Dry bulk freight rates poised to rise as Hormuz crisis bolsters coal demand Dry bulk indexes have already risen, supported by the crisis in Iran. But discussions at Singapore Maritime Week suggest that...
Wallenius-controlled Lakeway Link scraps Baltic ro-ro service due to infrastructure delays Delays to the expansion of the sea lock at Södertälje meant Lakeway Link was unable to access a significant inland...
Middle East port update: Tuesday, April 21 In Kuwait, Shuaiba and Shuwaikh ports are at ISPS Level 2
Daily Briefing At least 26 Iranian shadow fleet vessels bypass US blockade | Baltic Exchange considers suspending 10 Middle East Gulf tanker...
Baltic Exchange considers suspending 10 Middle East Gulf tanker indexes It appears increasingly possible that disruptions to Middle East Gulf tanker routes could be very extended. If so, there would...
Breakbulk26: Risk 'buckets' disrupting project cargo logistics priorities Forwarders are juggling a steady stream of distractions while balancing a workforce to meet ever-evolving hot-button topics, conference attendees were told.
GCT, Vancouver port to jointly study Roberts Bank terminal project The terminal operator and port authority will enter a one-year exclusivity period to explore jointly developing and operating the proposed mega terminal that would increase Vancouver's capacity by 50%.
Hapag-Lloyd imposes emergency fuel surcharges on third-party feeder cargo The new surcharges will be introduced immediately on cargo to and from specific locations in the Caribbean and South America before being progressively rolled out in other regions globally.
Breakbulk26: Geopolitical disruption to shipping the new norm: analyst The war in the Middle East is the latest example of geopolitical conflicts that will mark the shipping landscape for at least the rest of the decade, attendees at Breakbulk26 were told.
Breakbulk26: Maritime partnerships transcend uncertainty amid Middle East war Assessing maritime choke points and leveraging partnerships in regions around the globe will serve as important strategies for EPC companies and forwarders in developing contingency plans for their projects.
Breakbulk26: Data center, electricity demand buoy project cargo industry But the conflict in the Middle East and resultant increase in fuel prices could weigh on nearer-term prospects, participants heard Tuesday at the Journal of Commerce's Breakbulk and Project Cargo Conference 2026.
Slight uptick in Breakbulk Shipper Index signals increase in capacity Unveiled at Breakbulk26 in New Orleans this week, the Journal of Commerce's new Breakbulk Shipper Index tracks a range of indicators including changes in volumes carried by different vessel types, lead time for chartering vessels, and load and discharge regions.
Gemini to suspend two more Middle East shuttles in May due to war Hapag-Lloyd said the changes "reflect the consolidation of capacity into alternative services to ensure continued reliable coverage in the region."
More carrier-controlled terminal operations could be coming to the East Coast The possibility can't be ruled out that carrier-controlled port operations will commence in the next few years at Charleston and Savannah, where the state-operated model has prevailed for decades.
Evercore's Jonathan Chappell downgrades tanker names on Hormuz uncertainty Tanker group has enjoyed strong run but flat share prices since war's outbreak reflects investor caution
Nakilat moves to cut Middle East conflict impact on business Qatari shipowning giant inches up first-quarter profit and revenue despite fallout from 'geopolitical challenges'
American Steel: What US seafarers need to benefit from a maritime revival In this week's American Steel newsletter, we explore what seafarers hope for from efforts to revitalise the US maritime industry. Also, we discover why US laker operators want a fee on foreign-built ships, Chinese yards are worried about Jamieson Greer's new tariff drive, and Donald Trump's maritime administrator is re-evaluating the government's own fleet.
Nakilat scrambles to cut Middle East conflict impact on business Qatari shipowning giant maintains first-quarter profit and revenue inching higher despite fallout from 'geopolitical challenges'
'I could have stopped a ship at any time': Ethical hacker issues warning to shipowners As software firms hide their flaws, they pose greater risk to shipping than being transparent, argue security experts
Kongsberg Maritime shares begin trading in Oslo after parent spin-off The company is aiming for a greater focus on the maritime segment
State oil producer comes clean as source of spill after tankers were blamed Mexican oil company rejects earlier explanations for leak
Time running out to pool ships for FuelEU Maritime, lawyer says Reed Smith's Antonia Panayides warns that the advantages of combining allowances also carry risks
Specialist insurer reveals it is providing cover for 1,000 vessels in Middle East Gulf Shipowners' Club posted a strong set of results in the midst of global turmoil
BGN banks $450m to expand gas trading and shipping operations Geneva and Dubai-run group ordered four dual-fuel VLGCs last week
US stokes Iran tensions as marines board VLCC in Indian Ocean The Trump administration sanctioned the tanker last year while targeting a major Iranian shipping network
Mark O'Neil exits as CEO of Columbia parent Schoeller Holdings Staff were surprised at chief executive's abrupt departure last week
Petronas picks off tanker newbuilding on two-year deal in a space shielded from war Spot rates slide below $100,000 per day, as the period market stays active
Iranian cargo ship challenges US blockade as it sails through Strait of Hormuz Veteran vessel left Iranian port of Bandar Abbas on Monday
Iranian cargo ship defies US blockade as it sails through Strait of Hormuz Veteran vessel left Iranian port of Bandar Abbas on Monday
Middle East war postpones anticipated LNG supply glut through 2028, says Vitol World 'living on borrowed time' as energy demand destruction threatens other vital sectors
Maersk Tankers offloads ships to Turkish buyer in 'seller's market' Akar Deniz is expanding chemical carrier fleet in en-bloc deal
'We have to have teeth': Poseidon Principles boss signals strategic shift Move to add biodiversity, crew welfare and ship recycling as global carbon tax delay clouds transition
Former Omani LNG carrier quartet re-emerge after multiple renamings under Russian flag Meet the ships now called Orion, Kosmos, Merkuriy and Luch - for now anyway
New Greek player Metis snaps up fourth Norden bulker Athens bulker specialist has also started managing its own vessels
New LNG import terminal in Senegal takes shape with FSU and GasEntec kit Former Avenir LNG chief Peter Mackey unveiled as South Korean technology company's new managing director
'Erosion' of international rules poses biggest threat to shipping, warns ICS boss Cargo majors say resilience is taking priority as geopolitics reshape trade
Outgoing Braemar boss James Gundy stocks up on £490,000 of free shares UK broker's chief executive exercised awards made under 2020 incentive programme
Tor Olav Troim's Bruton sitting pretty as VLCC values fly, analysts say Oslo-listed start-up should see stock price rise, Fearnley Securities believes
Turkish owner Besiktas swoops for three Scorpio tankers Major Istanbul player snaps up half the tankers sold by Emanuele Lauro on Monday
Tor Olav Troim's Bruton sitting pretty as VLCC values fly, analysts say Oslo-listed start-up should see stock price rise, Fearnley Securities believes
Wavelength podcast: Digging into the VLCC orderbook Plus, US broadens hunt for Iranian linked tonnage, the fortunes of shipowner Dava and under the lid at Lomarlabs
Singapore owner OM Maritime fitting tanker newbuilding with wind sail Singapore owner says pioneering technology can cut fuel use by up to 30%
AG&P LNG takes over Cap Mep import terminal in Vietnam Company says acquisition is 'defining milestone' and 'flagship' facility
India adds three Russian insurers to white list amid P&I powerhouse ambitions Eleven Russian insurers are now on regulator's list of agreed providers of third-party liability cover
LNG carrier arrives at Golden Pass plant in US to lift first export cargo QatarEnergy and ExxonMobil's long-awaited production finally set to start shipments
Crypto scam warning: Fake Strait of Hormuz toll peril exposed At least one ship fired on while trying to leave the Gulf at the weekend is believed to have fallen victim to scheme
Eastern Pacific Shipping boss explains how to 'outperform the market' in volatile times 'Don't wait for the next board meeting or for advisers to tell you after the fact that it's too late'
Strait of Hormuz ship transits grind to a halt as single vessel escapes Gulf Chemical tanker and LPG carrier move into the Middle East Gulf
How Oldendorff is handling having ships stuck in the Gulf Some crew repatriations are happening through Dubai, fleet boss confirms
US Navy pushes two more vessels back to Iranian waters as blockade heads off 27 ships Iran appears to prevent two ships from making Strait of Hormuz transits
Vosco steps up fleet expansion with product tanker order Vietnamese shipowner has ordered two 50,000-dwt product tankers at K Shipbuilding in South Korea
US Navy pushes two more vessels back to Iranian waters as blockade heads of 27 ships Iran appeared to prevent two ships from making Strait of Hormuz transits.
Mavroleon firm Niovis swoops for resales after below-the-radar auction deal Traditional Greek owner linked to deal for newbuilding brace after raiding the secondhand market
Crude tanker stocks upgraded to buy on Strait of Hormuz reopening 'bonanza' Arctic lifts rating for Frontline, DHT, International Seaways, NAT and Okeanis Eco Tankers
Fincantieri teams up with Saildrone to build unmanned submarine hunters in the US Italian group wants to transition from traditional shipyard to 'system-level industrial integrator'
Chinese shipowner Shishi Dingsheng dials up tanker bet with new order Fujian-based owner contracts two aframax-size product tankers in China
Crew over carbon: Dry bulk giants pivot focus to safety as volatility becomes 'structurally baked' Safety and efficiency trump green targets as shipping giants grapple with rising global volatility
Vosco makes rare newbuilding foray with order for product tankers Vietnamese shipowner has ordered two 50,000-dwt product tanker at K Shipbuilding in South Korea
Shipping faces explosion in accidents as newbuilding spike hits seafarer shortage History suggests that when a newbuilding boom coincides with recruitment problems, an explosion of insurance claims follows
You Delivered That Load Three Weeks Ago. Here Is Why You Still Do Not Have the Money - and What to Do About It. Here is a number that does not get talked about enough: we have seen a some small carriers that have somewhere between $40,000 and $100,000 in completed work sitting as unpaid invoices at any given time. That money has been earned. The load moved. The delivery was made. The BOL is signed. The money simply has not arrived yet - because the broker or shipper has 30, 60, or sometimes 90 days to send
Your Truck Is Getting More Expensive to Fix. Here Is the Data on Why - and What to Do Before It Gets Worse. The maintenance cost story in trucking has been quietly telling the truth about the freight recession in a way that spot rates and load volumes never fully captured. When freight slows down, trucks run fewer miles, which means fewer service events per truck per month. The Q4 2025 Decisiv/TMC Parts and Labor Service Benchmark Report showed a 1.3% dip in combined parts and labor costs - and some co
Every Recovery Looks Like the Right Time to Add a Truck. Here Is How to Tell If It Actually Is. If you have been running the load board for the past three years, you know what the bottom felt like. Loads sitting for hours. Brokers lowballing you on every call. Rates that barely covered fuel, let alone the truck payment. That was the freight recession - and it held from 2022 through most of 2025. Something has shifted. You are feeling it. The board is busier. Brokers are calling instead of w
Your Insurance Renewal Is Going to Be Worse Than Last Year. Here Is Why - and What You Can Actually Do About It. When the insurance renewal comes in higher than last year, most small carriers respond the same way: shop it, push back on the broker, maybe raise the deductible to get the premium down. That has been the playbook for a decade. It is increasingly not working - because the problem is not your specific loss history. It is the industry-wide loss environment that your insurance company is pricing you
Trans-Pacific container rates rise, but there's a catch While the Strait of Hormuz remains a cynosure for global shipping, container rates on the benchmark Asia-U.S. trade lane continue their gradual rise. "While the broader container market remains unaffected operationally by events surrounding the Iran war, fuel costs are still the main concern," said Freightos (NASDAQ: CRGO ) analyst Judah Levine, in a research note. British security monitor UKMTO
Biggest drop in benchmark diesel price since late 2022 The benchmark price used for most fuel surcharges fell the most in a week in more than three years. The Department of Energy/Energy Information Administration average weekly retail diesel price declined 20.5 cents/gallon to $5.403/g. It's the largest slide since a more than 22-cent decline December 22, 2022. It's the second straight week the benchmark price fell after 12 straight weeks of increas
UPS-owned Happy Returns expands network to 10,000 drop-off locations United Parcel Service subsidiary Happy Returns has reached 10,000 drop-off locations where shoppers can return e-commerce purchases, making the retail returns process more convenient while improving economics for one of the nation's largest consolidated returns networks. Happy Returns announced on Tuesday that it has added 1,700 locations at Annex Brands and PackageHub Business Centers to its net
Nippon Express $1.6B Canada deal leads logistics investment wave From billion-dollar acquisitions to EV fleet deployments and distribution network expansions, Canada is seeing a surge of logistics investment tied to its role in North American supply chains and cross-border trade. Nippon Express targets Canadian 3PL to expand North America footprint Japan-based Nippon Express Holdings is moving to significantly scale its North American logistics presence throug
Fastfrate acquires international freight forwarder Toronto-based Fastfrate Group announced that it has completed its acquisition of freight forwarding and customs brokerage firm Omnitrans, Inc. Fastfrate is one of Canada's largest privately held transportation and logistics providers, operating 46 locations across North America. It provides intermodal, trucking, drayage and parcel delivery services. The deal expands Fastfrate's service offering t
Rate table complexity meets generative AI in new platform For decades, mid-market trucking fleets have grudgingly accepted a painful reality: Their transportation management systems handle about 80% of their rating needs. The remaining 20% demands spreadsheets, calculators and manual intervention. BeyondTrucks CEO Hans Galland calls this the "last mile problem" in coding. His company's new AI RateAgents aim to solve it by letting carriers build custom r
Xpress Global Systems celebrates 40 years of moving the trickiest freight in America Dalton, Georgia, the carpet capital of the world, has long been ground zero for one of logistics' most demanding niches: moving massive, damage-prone rolls of flooring that traditional less-than-truckload (LTL) carriers simply couldn't handle. Forty years ago, in 1986, a company was born here to solve exactly that problem. Originally called Crown Transport, today's Xpress Global Systems (XGS) has
US has lost its maritime focus, says FMC's DiBella WASHINGTON - Not even six months into her term leading the maritime regulator, and Federal Maritime Chairman Laura DiBella is confronting transformational crises from within and without. "Every every major, shall we say, conflict or issue around the world largely incorporates the maritime space," DiBella said in an interview at FMC headquarters. "We are playing either a lead or supportive role in
Canada Post pre-tax loss nearly doubles to $1.1 billion Canada Post reported Monday evening that its pre-tax loss widened by 87% in 2025 to US$1.15 billion as strike activity by mail carriers drove parcel volumes to competitors, sharply reducing revenue collections. It was the eighth consecutive annual loss for the government-owned corporation and the largest loss before tax on record. Revenue for the year fell 4.7% year over year. The postal operator
The Suez Canal Authority has announced that it will introduce surcharges on transit tariffs through the Egyptian canal for most major cargo vessels, effective July 15.
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