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The ZIM Chicago, a ship owned by Israeli shipping line ZIM Integrated Shipping Services ltd

The summer lull that took over the newbuilding market is not over yet, as prices for new ships

Following the previous investments in the Beverdonk Container Terminal

The melting of sea ice presents opportunities for international marine transportation

Researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research

Danish shipping giant Maersk Line has cemented its top rating as most reliable line company

The Port of Gothenburg six-monthly report published today shows that European freight volumes strengthened

A massive strike by as many as 10,000 truck drivers at Ningbo’s Beilun Container Port erupted

Dry bulk owner and operator Star Bulk, which has undergone an overall transformation over the last two years

U.S.-based Marine Capital has placed an order for five 33,200dwt handysize bulkers with the Chinese shipbuilder Zhejiang Zengzhou Shipbuilding.

Lloyd’s Register has launched its new Rules for Offshore Units in one single document following an in-depth consultation with industry.

The Philippines President has approved the reduction of port charges and other vessel-handling

This trial call, with express service to Japan and Korea, and feeder service to other Asian ports, is expected to lead to a regular service, providing Vancouver Island manufacturers the option to ship their goods from Nanaimo.

COSCO International Holdings Limited has disclosed the unaudited consolidated results

APM Terminals delivered an increased profit of USD 223m (USD 179m 2Q 2013)

Sovcomflot Group’s (SCF) Anichkov Bridge is the first large capacity tanker to transit the Northern Sea Route this year.

The High Court of Singapore has upheld a first instance decision striking out the action by Transocean Oil Pte Ltd

The United Kingdom-based Peel Group launched an unprecedented Ocean Gateway Project in 2008

German transportation company Hapag-Lloyd will no longer sell vessels to recycling yards

U.S. Coast Guard air and cutter forces continue to assist the 22-person crew of a 485-foot