AMTOI hosts interactive session on the current trend of logistics in India
Centre of Excellence in Maritime & Shipbuilding establishes first-of-its-kind infrastructure in Asia Pacific with the formation of labs in Mumbai & Vizag
Five-fold increase in India's cotton shipments to China possible next crop year
Cargo share of Major Ports increasing
India trying to make Chabahar Port in Iran operational by 2019: Nitin Gadkari
Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust celebrates International Day of Yoga
Mini Cape coal vessel calls at Kolkata Port's Sagar for the first time
PSA's BMCT holds career counselling session for students from local area
Cool Chain Association Chairman calls for air cargo community to create its own perishables supply chain standard
One year on, impact of GST seen as positive for road logistics sector, says survey
Opec brings cheer to tanker owners with output hike Outlook for crude tankers' earnings brightens with incremental oil expected to enter the market
The Interview: Anselm Gehling German investment group Dr Peters has regained confidence as market conditions improve, and is targeting crude tanker and MPP expansion...
Star Bulk shares win approval for Oslo listing Star Bulk shares must be listed no later than August 6, says Oslo exchange
Cheer up, the outlook for world trade may only be moderately depressing Let's pin hopes on the EU acting like the grown-ups in the room
London Greeks raise orderbook concerns UK-based Greek think tank urges greater R&D spending by industry stakeholders to meet emission reduction goals
UK Chamber backs 'customs partnerships' Sir Michael Bibby fears a no-deal scenario with the EU would usher in disaster for the UK economy
Cainiao boss says e-commerce can reshape container shipping The head of Cainiao, Alibaba's logistics arm, wants to provide digital solutions to carriers and their partners
Prepare for 18 months of devastating uncertainty, Posidonia Roundtable hears Shipping faces a standoff in the year ahead as regulators appear firm in their deadlines while ship owners see them...
The Lloyd's List Podcast: Gender balance Listen to the latest edition of Lloyd's List's new weekly podcast - your weekly briefing on the stories shaping shipping...
World boxship fleet update: Few new orders, but fleet keeps growing Fleet in balance ahead of likely increase in scrapping over next two years
British heavylift exports face Brexit barrier if Airbus flies the coop 'No Deal' scenario directly threatens Airbus' future in the UK
The path ahead for the Cosco-OOIL merger The biggest puzzle is that CFIUS's concerns remain vague per se. 'The US side have not articulated what exactly their...
Morocco modernises grain terminals to support imports The North African country is upgrading its infrastructure with increased private sector involvement in financing and operations
Alafouzos family launch tanker fundraiser in Norway It is not just a play on the recovery of the tanker market, but also a play on the IMO...
Noble agrees $100m trade financing facility The investor consortium will in exchange get bonds offered by Noble as part of its restructuring
Libyan turmoil hits Mediterranean aframax rates Cross-Mediterranean aframax earnings have already fallen into negative territory, hitting minus $223 per day on Thursday
Rotterdam's new barge shuttle helps cut congestion New terminal connection adds 30% to barged container volumes
Daily Briefing Return of ship financiers comes at a price | Bullish bulker owners unfazed by trade wars | IMO 2020 to...
TEN to offer $155m in preferred shares Funds will be used for general corporate purposes, which may include vessel acquisitions, strategic investments and preferred share redemptions
Torm opts to install scrubbers on 13 newbuildings Decision is unusual because few product tanker owners have chosen scrubbers as a post-2020 sulphur-cap solution
Profit jump at Oslo's Infinity Shipbroker result defies tanker market slump
Tsakos eyes up to $155m in preferred offering Latest in line of preferred share offerings aims to top tanks ahead of newest aframax project.
AHTS rates set to jump as Norway sells out All 11 working anchor-handlers tied up on spot jobs on Friday.
Murmansk ship auction off as owner pays up Court sale of general cargo vessel called off in South Africa.
Transmed Shipping buys third bulker from Noble Group Sale completes Singapore-listed firm's exit from kamsarmax ownership.
Braemar drafts interim chief financial officer Appointment comes as London-listed firm says S&P and finance arms enjoyed strong start to fiscal year.
DFDS offloads chartered-out ro-paxes Ukrainian owner Ukrferry buys veteran vessels it has been operating in the Black Sea.
'Absolute disaster' warning on Brexit from Bibby Head of UK shipowners publicly warns government minister that 'time is running out' for a smooth EU exit
Lauterjung orders double in Poland German owner linked to deal for two cargoships at Szczecin yard.
Saade welcomes French PM on board French pair to board boxship as part of official visit to China.
New shipping loan scheme to support Norwegian yards Eksportkreditt Norge has launched a new fund to support shipowners ordering at Norwegian shipyards. The Government says ferries, fishing vessels, well boats and short sea vessels are all covered under the new offering. Torbjorn Roe Isaksen, Minister of Food, said: "This is a relevant and accurate measure that will lead to increased activity in Norwegian shipyards and to our expertise and workpla
HFW to advise Worshipful Company of Shipwrights Law firm takes on work for London charitable organisation.
Tanker tonic on the way from Opec Tanker owners are set for a boost from Opec after the world's leading oil producers agreed to turn up the taps. Tanker fixtures slump as Venezuela plight worsens The cartel has overcome opposition from Iran and will raise output by about one million barrels per day. Saudi Arabia and Russia have been pushing for the increase but a hard meeting was expected today after Iranian Oil Minister Bijan
Morten Hoegh takes chair at Gard Deputy steps up at P&I club as Bengt Hermelin steps down.
Smoke levels reduced on SSL Kolkata But salvors hampered by bad weather off India.
Verhoeven offers fresh look at life in Antwerp A decades long love affair with Antwerp has lead former head of the European Community Shipowners' Associations and now managing director of the International Association of Ports and Harbors, Patrick Verhoeven, to write a book about its port. Harbour Life, now available in English, documents the full gamut of life at the Port of Antwerp, which Verhoeven first became interested in as a 16-year-ol
Hyundai Heavy closing offshore yard as orders run dry Hyundai Heavy Industries is set to suspend operations at its offshore yard when it completes its final live contracts in the coming months. The world's largest shipbuilder says the offshore facility in Ulsan will finish up its final contracted business in July and August. Korea Line Corp confirms Hyundai VLCC order Kang Hwan-goo, president and chief executive of Hyundai Heavy Industries, says o
YZJ spends $9m on composites company Chinese yard group takes stake in fibre glass plastics maker Suzhou Jiumei.
Noble secures $100m in financing from investors Trader says funds allow more flexibility to expand its trade flows, particularly in LNG.
Silversea's Lefebvre: we would only have sold to RCCL Owner of cruise line says the company was never up for sale, but US rival was the only suitable partner.
Conbulk takes over Atlantska bulker Greek manager operating Maple Glory after redelivery by Croatian company.
EU investigates Qatar's long-term LNG deals European body to check if there are problematic territorial restriction clauses in contracts.
Fourteen robbers target tanker off Malaysia Perpetrators later arrested by police along with two suspected masterminds based in Batam.
Ship collision video hits YouTube Video of a bulk carrier hitting the stern of a containership berthed at the Port of Kaohsiung hit YouTube this week. Pyae Phyo Thant is cr...
Council: Commerce should find way to revive Ex-Im The Commerce Department Trade Finance Advisory Committee (TFAC) on Thursday approved a recommendation for the Commerce secretary to work wi...
U.K. logistics industry sounds Brexit alarm Britain's Freight Transport Association (FTA) says the logistics industry needs urgent assistance and guidance from government if delayed s...
Study will look at expanding N.Y.-N.J. rail barge service The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey has signed a contract for an environmental study to compare the environmental pros and cons...
FedEx shares drop despite earnings growth FedEx Corp. stock is taking a beating on Wall Street despite a strong earnings beat for thefourth quarter of the company's fiscal 2018 year...
U.S. duties for South Korean roller bearings roll on The Commerce Department said based on the results of its antidumping duty investigation that it will continue collecting dumping duties on ...
Canada changing where cars are imported Canada's Minister of Transport Marc Garneau on Wednesday announced an investment of more than C$6.3 million (U.S. $4.7 million) for a proje...
UPS, Teamsters agree on contract terms UPS and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters have reached a tentative agreement on terms for a new five-year contract, according to s...
Trump pushing private USPS, air traffic control President Donald Trump is looking to privatize the United States Postal Service and spin off air traffic control functions from the Federal...
Brent/WTI narrows sharply in wake of OPEC output deal The oil complex surged Thursday, taking many in the oil world by surprise after OPEC and its 10 non-OPEC partners put aside political differences and agreed to adhere to 100% of their production cuts
Australian energy IPO helps Vitol build cash pile in tough trading environment Vitol plans to raise up to A$3.1 billion ($2.3 billion) from the listing of Viva Energy on the Australian Stock Exchange by mid-July.
PAJ CHIEF SAYS US TARGETS TO BRING DOWN IRANIAN OIL EXPORTS TO ZERO Refiners' purchases of Iranian oil imports in August could be "the last" without securing the US sanctions waiver.
FUTURES: Crude rises ahead of OPEC meet, market divided on outcome Falih said that the increment on crude oil production will take time and that the extra production will not flood the market.
US university, navy developing ship coating to reduce bunker fuel consumption If friction drag is reduced, vessels would consume less fuel and enjoy a greater range of operations, ONR said.
INTERVIEW: Viswa sees jump in scrubber inquiries, plans more services ahead of IMO rule At least 60% of the current ships expected to opt for scrubbers by 2022, Dr. Vis said.
Exeno Yamamizu, Fearnleys become first ship broking firms to join SEA\LNG The momentum behind LNG bunkering has been positive, particularly in the last 18 months, Keller said.
Brent crude CFD market weakens amid OPEC-driven volatility BFOE offers continued to outweigh demand at the prompt this week, as buying interest in the MOC was mostly focused around cargoes loading during H2July.
Libyan forces recapture Ras Lanuf oil terminal, move on Es Sider NOC did not indicate when it might lift its force majeure declaration on loadings from the two terminals.
China to suspend detailed customs data release for May amid trade tensions: source Suspension indicates US-China trade tensions remain high, with potential for further escalation in coming months.
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