Indian Billionaire Gautam Adani Indicted in US Bribery Case
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has been charged in the USA for allegedly offering bribes to government officials to secure solar energy contracts.
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has been charged in the USA for allegedly offering bribes to government officials to secure solar energy contracts.
To support investment and improve transit predictability, Panama Canal Authority to roll out new prepaid LoTSA for Neopanamax vessels in 2025.
Liverpool Cruise Port has announced its support for the return of HMS Prince of Wales, marking the ship's second visit to the city.
US Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration announces plans to invest almost $580 million in port infrastructure across the country
All conditions for the voluntary public takeover offer have been met for Mediterranean Shipping Co’s (MSC) investment in the Hamburg port.
Union leaders to contest Canadian government's mandate to end ongoing labor disputes at ports including Montreal, Vancouver and Prince Rupert.
Xi Jinping in Peru for inauguration of a massive new port that China describes as a game-changer for trade links between Latin America and Asia.
A challenge for the incoming Trump administration may be an impending strike as a trade union remains firm on its stance against automation.
Canada’s labor minister announced yesterday he will intervene to resolve the ongoing lockouts affecting workers at the nation’s two largest ports
Hapag-Lloyd announces General Rate Increase (GRI) for routes from the East Coast of S. America to N. and Central America, as well as Caribbean.
Canadian supply chains are facing severe disruption as ports on both coasts remain shut down due to the ongoing labor conflicts.
On Friday the Port of Funchal hosted a trio of cruise ships, including the Explora II making its debut, along with the Costa Pacifica & MSC Poesia
Port of Auckland is set for a bustling cruise season, expecting over 100 ship visits and an estimated 230,000 passengers between October & April.
Labor lockouts at the Canadian ports of Prince Rupert and Vancouver have stretched into a third day, with no progress between union and employers
The idle container fleet has hit an all-time low, with Alphaliner reporting that the Red Sea crisis has affected ship utilization more than COVID