The US Navy has removed the two senior officers and the senior enlisted sailor on the USS Fitzgerald warship that almost sank off the coast of Japan in June after a collision with the ACX Crystal containership
DP World London Gateway has reported that its receiving strong interest from hauliers for the remaining 5.5 acres of facilities available for lease at the deep-sea port and logistics park
Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports in July rose from a year earlier for a third straight month, supported by strength in electronics exports
Chinese media has revealed the vessel operators behind the collision that caused a palm oil spill in the country’s mainland waters as Singapore-based Pacific International Lines (PIL) and Global Marine Service (GMS)
Milaha, a Qatar-based maritime and logistics conglomerate, has continued to extend its international reach after launching its first ever direct feeder service between Qatar and Kuwait
Vessel tracking software has retraced the CSCL Jupiter’s movements before it ran aground near Antwerp, Belgium on the river Scheldt on Monday
A.P. Moller – Maersk’s Q2 results have revealed that Maersk Line has made a profit and that the company as a whole is still on track to achieve its end year results despite a cyber-attack severely affecting the container business
HSBC, the world’s leading trade finance bank, is working with IBM to develop a cognitive intelligence solution combining optical character recognition with advanced robotics to make global trade safer and more efficient for thousands of businesses
IBM has made waves with the blockchain transaction data service after signing an Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ocean shipping carrier Pacific International Lines (PIL) and port group PSA International (PSA) — two key players linking Singapore to global trade
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), an operator of three container terminals at the Port of Hamburg, recorded significant year-on-year growth in its key performance indicators in the first half of 2017
The latest Damen vessel transport has arrived in the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands
Traffic to and from Antwerp, Europe’s second-biggest port, has resumed after the 366-metre CSCL Jupiter containership was freed from the banks of the river Scheldt which connects the port to the North Sea
