CMA CGM May Order Nine 22,000 TEU Ships in October
04/08/2017
CMA CGM Group’s US$1.4 billion-plus order for up to nine 22,000 TEU vessels is likely to be placed by October 2017
CMA CGM Group’s US$1.4 billion-plus order for up to nine 22,000 TEU vessels is likely to be placed by October 2017
South Korea’s ocean shipping companies may be about become one with Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM), the 15th largest in the world, as plans are reportedly in place to create a single national alliance
Hyperloop One has continued to make history with the successful completion of its second phase of testing, bringing the revolutionary transportation method a little closer to being able to move passengers and cargo at great speeds within a pod
The global economy may be under threat if President Donald Trump’s administration acts on continued threats made against China on trade
International Container Terminal Services’ (ICTSI) has released more details about its fully automated Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) after the international container handling facility at the Port of Melbourne, Australia, was completed last year
A new blockchain-based technology is making a move to revolutionize the way in which the container shipping industry is paying for services by introducing a cryptocurrency into the market
CMA CGM has released footage of a towing exercise between its 16,020 TEU Marco Polo containership and two tugboats off the coast of Le Havre, a major port in northern France’s Normandy region
Drewry has reported that dry bulk shipping charter rates will continue to recover with firm demand and controlled fleet growth
Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK), Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line), the three Japanese shipping conglomerates proposing a merger into the Ocean Network Express (ONE), have all increased profits and revenues for the first quarter of their fiscal year 2017
Two members of the Houston Pilots in the US are to receive the 2017 International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea after they averted a major tragedy when the ship they were piloting broke down and burst into flames after colliding with mooring dolphins
Drewry has drawn attention to the aggressive acquisition trail of Chinese players in its outlook for global container port demand growth
Drewry has stated that container shipping companies are on track to achieve sustainable profitability through oligopolization, as 10 carriers move towards controlling approximately 82% of the world fleet
