Master Ordered to Remain in Sri Lanka to Settle Small Oil Spill
A magistrate in Colombo, Sri Lanka issued an order banning the master of a tanker that spilled a small amount…
China sees property silver lining but can’t shake Japan comparisons
A plunge in China’s new housing construction is fuelling hopes the battered property sector is finally coming to terms with…
U.S. job openings fall more than expected in April
U.S. job openings fell more than expected in April to the lowest in more than three years, a sign that…
US factory orders rise for a third month in April
New orders for U.S.-manufactured goods increasedfor a third straight month in April, boosted by demand for transportation equipment. Factory orders…
Inchcape Shipping Services Successfully Acquires Grieg Logistics AS
Inchcape Shipping Services, a global leader in port agency and marine services, is proud to announce the successful acquisition of…
Stena Line’s Use of AI Drives the Development of Sustainable Shipping
AI is not only used on land, but also at sea. At least at the ferry company Stena Line, where…
The Heavy Lift Group Re-Elects Executives Driving Growth
The Heavy Lift Group has re-elected three key executive committee members and appointed a new member in its ‘stand by’…
China’s ports still lead performance rankings, while India’s move higher: CPPI
The fourth edition of the Container Port Performance Index shows some changes in the annual list’s middle tier as ports…
Workers wanted: How to fill the skilled-trade shortage
In the United States, demand for skilled workers has skyrocketed—and the unmet need for tradespeople risks putting prosperity and even…
Panama presents its elevated maritime sector at the world’s biggest shipping exhibition, Posidonia 2024
Panama’s prominent role in the maritime and logistics sector, along with its compelling investment opportunities, will be highlighted at Posidonia…