Friday Focus: The Fastest Growing Economy in 2016
A video released by the Wall Street Journal shows a forecast that was given previously by the World Bank, stating that it expects India to be the fastest growing economy in 2016
A video released by the Wall Street Journal shows a forecast that was given previously by the World Bank, stating that it expects India to be the fastest growing economy in 2016
PTI is pleased to announce its second Container Weighing eBook, in which the recently enforced Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) amendment from the IMO is explored
Rickmers Maritime, a Singapore-based shipping trust, has asked for clemency from its creditors regarding US$179.7 million of debt and a following $100 million of interest that it cannot pay
The asset sale for the now bankrupt shipping company Hanjin has kicked off with three of its ships being sold, and others being put up for purchase
The first of 10 ship-to-shore cranes at the APM Terminals Los Angeles Pier 400 facility was raised 10 metres, making it the tallest port crane in North America
Navis, a part of Cargotec Corporation has announced that submissions are now being accepted for the second annual Navis Inspire Awards, sponsored by Port Technology International
A video recorded and published via YouTube via Prodrone Company shows the announcement of the launch of its PD6B-AW-ARM large format drone, which is equipped with two robotic arms
An infographic released by global logistics firm Tuscor Lloyds shows ailing carrier Hanjin Shipping in numbers, with details of its fleet to its current financial situation
Indonesia has inaugurated phase one of the expansion of the New Priok Container Terminal at Tanjung Priok Port, with the remaining four phases set to be completed in 2019
Container throughput at the Port of Salalah reached 1.584 million TEU in H1, 2016, a 29% increase over volumes handled during the same period the year prior
Maersk has found that Hanjin’s collapse has caused a short-term rise in freight rates, which the company have said is providing commercial opportunities for its business
Maritime Strategies International (MSI) has announced that container lines have shifted their focus towards alliance structures for operational efficiency, rather than technological innovation