Through its subsidiary MOL Information Systems, the Japanese ocean carrier will conduct a joint study on the analysis and use of big data in ocean shipping with Yokohama National University.
The U.S. Commerce Department found that dumping occurred by Prinx Chengshan (Shandong) Tire Co., Ltd. at a preliminary dumping margin of 20.87 percent, while other Chinese producers and exporters of these tires received a dumping margin of 22.57 percent.
The New Wave Group, a wide-ranging manufacturer whose brands include Craft, Speedo, Pax, Ahead, Clique and Kosta Boda, signed an exclusive three-year contract with DHL Global Forwarding for ocean transportation.
The Hamburg-based maritime services provider reported a net loss of 131.5 million euros for the first half of 2016 on revenues of 249.3 million euros.
Korea’s Financial Services Commission said the government will promote sales of Hanjin Shipping’s core assets to Hyundai Merchant Marine in a bid to maintain competitiveness of the Korean shipping industry.
Korea’s Financial Services Commission said the government will promote sales of Hanjin Shipping’s core assets to Hyundai Merchant Marine in a bid to maintain competitiveness of the Korean shipping industry.
Workhorse Group has developed an eight-rotor “octocopter” called HorseFly designed to be used in tandem with its electric package delivery trucks, some of which are in service with companies like FedEx and UPS.
The ocean carrier reported a net loss of 7.21 billion yuan renminbi in the first six months of the year compared with a 1.97 billion yuan renminbi profit in the same 2015 period amid its merger with fellow state-run line China Shipping.
U.S. industrial conglomerate Honeywell completed a $1.5 billion purchase of Intelligrated, an information technology specialist in supply chain and warehouse automation.
Every software provider has reporting capabilities for its users, but the trick for supply chain practitioners is determining whether business intelligence output is useful for monitoring or to impact operations.
Legislation signed last week by Gov. Jerry Brown may have dealt the final blow to a Port of Oakland plan to bring coal cargoes to its terminals by prohibiting the state from providing funds for such projects.
Shipping research and consulting firm Drewry projects the global leased container equipment operating fleet will increase by a little more than 1 percent in 2016.
The Jersey City, N.J.-based Great Lakes bulk carrier has completed agreements with lenders to amend prior credit terms and waive certain default penalties, the company said in a statement.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service is proposing to allow the import of fresh persimmon with calyxes, or bumps from the fruit’s flowers, from Japan into the United States.
The Japanese liner carrier established a cargo-handling joint venture in Mumbai, India that will initially handle car carriers, but will eventually include other types of vessels.
The Canadian port will spend $16 million to relocate a maintenance building and construct a warehouse off the wharf to accommodate the expansion of the Fairview Container Terminal.
The future of South Korea’s largest container shipping company looks grim, with numerous media outlets reporting lenders are refusing to extend the company additional credit.
The creation of a new envoy for the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) reflects the high priority the country places on signing the deal, despite recent opposition.
New Federal Aviation Administration rules for operating commercial drones took effect Monday, making it easier for businesses to use the flying robots for a variety of applications.
U.S. gross domestic product increased 1.1 percent in the second quarter of 2016, according to the “second” estimate from the Department of Commerce, following a revised increase of just 0.8 percent in the first quarter.
