Fresh offshore, shipping and crewing updates in a format that feels more like a modern editorial hub and less like an old archive list.
Last week, federal immigration authorities carried out a focused operation at a shipyard in Louisiana, leading to the arrest of 25 Honduran workers employed by a welding contractor accused of not meeting employment verification standards. The operation was e...
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The U.S. Trade Representative's Office has started a one-day public comment period to discuss a proposed suspension of port entry fees and tariffs re...
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SEOUL, Nov 6 – The Philly Shipyard in the United States, owned by South Korea, is currently not equipped to build a nuclear-powered submarine, accor...
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(Bloomberg) — Shares of A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S dropped due to investor disappointment with a less significant improvement in the company's full-year...
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SINGAPORE/BEIJING, Nov 6 – According to traders on Thursday, China has made two purchases of U.S. wheat after a meeting between the leaders of the tw...
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BEIJING, Nov 7 – China has officially launched its first aircraft carrier designed and built in the country, named the Fujian. This announcement came...
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The Suez Canal Authority has announced major strides in recovering from vessel detours related to the Red Sea crisis. According to Chairman Admiral O...
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The Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has made history by becoming the first shipping line ever to reach a fleet capacity of seven million twenty-...
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By Andrew Chung and John Kruzel WASHINGTON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - The lawyer for Donald Trump's administration faced challenging questions from both con...
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(Bloomberg) — Recently, there has been a sharp increase in freight rates for tankers transporting oil, prompting many vessels to shift their operatio...
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