Advancements in autonomous trucking outpace regulations, increasing litigation risks for manufacturers and fleets, warns FreightWaves.

Hapag-Lloyd's buyout offer for Zim is hindered by Israeli regulations and Arab state ownership, complicating potential negotiations.

GERMANY's Lufthansa Cargo is facing challenges with its fleet due to delays in the delivery of new freighters, senior director of business development Heike Woerner said during a company webinar

THE container shipping industry is set to return to negative margins with forecasts of weak demand growth in the coming quarters, says Paris research house Alphaliner

While fighting has died down in the city, life remains very difficult.

Giant cranes stand idle in the shipyard in the bay of the Spanish city of Vigo due to a loss of orders blamed on

Los Gatos man faces prison for scheme toshiphazardous materials on...San Jose Mercury NewsLOS GATOS -- The owner of a chemical exporting company faces possible prison time after being convicted Wednesday of attempting toshippotentially dangerous materials on commercial flights without labeling the packages or filling out proper paperwork.and more »

The GuardianUS faces $6bn bill toshipequipment home from AfghanistanThe GuardianFighting wars is expensive, but so is winding them down. As the US prepares toshipmost of its weapons, vehicles and other equipment home after more than a decade in Afghanistan, the bill for the move will be a staggering $6bn, officers in charge of...and more »

COMPETITION in the shipping industry is going through changes with the arrival of larger containerships and the average size of the vessels increasing 24 per cent since 2008 from 2,610 TEU to 3,250 TEU across all trade lanes.

Mazagon-Pipavav deal faces new norms testLivemintNew Delhi/Bangalore: Aplanned joint venture between state-run Mazagon Dock Ltd and privateshipbuilderPipavav Defence and Offshore Engineering Co. Ltd to build warships for the Indian Navy will have to pass the test of the guidelines approved by the...and more »

CHINA Cosco Holdings, the flagship of the Cosco group, is warning of a "significant net loss" for 2012 on the back of excess shipping capacity globally

Telegraph.co.ukGerman navy faces claims of sexual harassment, mysterious deaths...The GuardianThe German navy is in disgrace following a string of lurid claims about sexual harassment and bullying aboard the force's most famous trainingship,...German cadets mistreated on trainingshipToronto Sun25/01/2011New allegations rock German navyExpatica GermanyGorch Fock crew drank heavily, report saysThe Local.deNew York Times -Monsters and Critics.com -Press TV141 haber makalesinin tümü »

CATHAY Pacific suffered a 3

SHENZHEN's Huawei Technologies pleaded not guilty in federal court in Seattle to US charges it engaged in a scheme to steal trade secrets from T-Mobile US Inc, in Bellevue, Washington

FOLLOWING last year's decrease in container volume due to weakness in its core markets, the Caribbean and Central America, Port Everglades is looking to capitalise on the burgeoning Mexican and Asian trade, but political headwinds and fierce competition challenge that gambit.

A NEW report from research and consulting firm McKinsey & Co says the global port sector has been much slower to automate than other comparable industries, but that may be changing

Financial TimesCosco faces threat of worldwideshipseizuresFinancial TimesOne of Greece's most high-profile shipowners has threatened to seizeshipsbelonging to China's biggest shipping company, after it halted payments on high-priced charter contracts. George Economou told the...China Cosco Has ThirdShipArrested in Two Months as Owners Seek Late FeesBloombergCosco Facing Threats ofShipSeizures by Greek ShipownerThe Maritime Executive (press release)all 53 news articles »

NYK president Tadaaki Naito marked the 133rd anniversary of the group's founding by addressing employees at its head office in Tokyo on October 2 where he touched upon the plan to liquefy assets to obtain the capital necessary to develop and transform its business

Britannia will no longer rule the waves, if a European Union warning of court action over discriminatory pay for British and overseas workers on ships is followed through.