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The U.S. government is facing criticism again for a long-standing issue in shipbuilding: starting construction before finalizing designs. This practice has led to extra costs, delays, and technical problems in several major maritime programs, as highlighted b...
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This week, global container shipping rates decreased as ongoing pressure on key Transpacific routes outweighed the efforts of carriers to stabilize p...
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The global tanker shipping industry is facing a critical moment, with crude and product carriers experiencing different market situations over the ne...
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On Friday, two tankers that are under sanctions caught fire in the Black Sea after reporting external impacts near the Turkish coast. Fortunately, al...
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By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS, Nov 27 (Reuters) – BlackRock and MSC are facing challenges in their bid to acquire CK Hutchison's terminal at Barc...
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The containership ONE Henry Hudson returned to its dock at Yusen Terminal late Wednesday night. This marked a shift from active firefighting efforts...
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According to the latest Goods Trade Barometer from the World Trade Organization (WTO), global seaborne trade is showing signs of slowing down. After...
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The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star set sail from Seattle on Thursday for its 29th trip to Antarctica. This mission will last several months and h...
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The U.S. government is facing criticism again for its ongoing shipbuilding practice of starting construction before the designs are fully developed....
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The containership ONE Henry Hudson has returned to the Yusen Terminal at the Port of Los Angeles after a firefighting operation that lasted several d...
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