The International Maritime Organization has begun mapping out how existing international regulations should be applied to the field of self-driving ships and other autonomous maritime technologies.
President Donald Trump’s announcement in Miami on Friday that he will roll back the Obama administration’s U.S.-Cuba trade policies has left many industry groups in a sour mood.
The Greenwich, Conn.-based third-party logistics provider will focus on companies that will bolster its existing business lines, particularly in contract logistics, rather than adding new services, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
China is becoming a major economic contender and quite successfully championing itself as the new leader of globalism thanks in large part to its One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, according to TOC Logistics International President Gary Cardenas.
The International Chamber of Shipping is urging the United Nations’ International Maritime Organization to back a proposal that seeks to change the installation deadline for the Ballast Water Management Convention.
Starting July 1, the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District’s vessel speed reduction initiative to ongoing initiative aimed at cutting air pollution and protecting the area whale population will expand to the San Francisco Bay Area.
The plan will provide 100,000 high-paying jobs across the city, with at least 20,000 going directly towards the industrial sector, according to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, as part of its recently announced reorganization, has appointed Jason Hafemeister to acting deputy undersecretary for trade and foreign agricultural affairs.
Most liquefied petroleum gas vessel size segments are expected to experience growth in 2017, with the overall fleet expanding by 16 percent, according to London-based maritime consultant Drewry.
The California-based warehousing and logistics company will purchase Partner Logistics, based in the Netherlands, in a bid to expand its automated warehousing services into Europe.
The third-party logistics company is utilizing in-house technology in the recent launch of its ‘Suggested Booking Price’ and ‘AFNgine’ tools.
The flight from Afghanistan to India, which officials from both countries hope will be the first of many, departed Monday carrying approximately $5 million worth of goods, according to a report form Reuters news service.
John Wolfe of the NWSA and Port of Tacoma and Amy Grat of International Trade Education Programs will be honored at the Containerization & Intermodal Institute’s annual Connie Awards dinner, scheduled for Sept. 19 in Long Beach, Calif.
TOTE Services hires vice president, marine operations, government & commercial; while the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey names new director of tunnels, bridges and terminals.
The ACX Crystal, a containership chartered by Japan’s NYK Line, collided with U.S. Navy destroyer USS Fitzgerald in the Philippine Sea early Saturday morning.
Early termination of waiting periods permitted The Federal Trade Commission has granted the request for early termination of the designated waiting period before consummation of premerger plans. ITA clarifies scope of investigation The International Trade Administration has introduced further clarification of the scope of the antidumping and countervailing duty orders on multilayered wood flooring […]
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is examining a false threat that a “dirty bomb” was on the Maersk Memphis at the Port of Charleston’s Wando Welch terminal, according to a report from Reuters news service.
Three previous chief operating officers at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have expressed their support for President Donald Trump’s proposal to shift the air traffic control function of the FAA to a self-financing, non-profit organization.
Michael Zucchet, a former member of the San Diego City Council who resigned after being convicted of wire fraud and extortion, has been sworn in to the San Diego Board of Port Commissioners.
Clayton Harris III, executive director for the Illinois International Port District at the Port of Chicago, is pushing for the passage of House Bill 1797, which would forgive a $15 million debt the port assumed in 1980.
