Donald Broughton explains the harm that tariffs can do to the economies of the United States, the country(ies) that tariffs are imposed on and the global economy.
U.S. officials say video shows an unexploded limpet mine being removed from the Kokuka Courageous, but the president of the ship’s operator said the crew reported the vessel was hit by a flying object.
Tennessee court orders the technology company to pay a $500,000 fine for devices shipped in interstate commerce in 2014.
Despite trade war, exports and imports were up year-over-year in May.
Small carrier profits are about to be pressured by a large government organization and it’s not the FMCSA, DOT, or CVSA.
Iran has denied responsibility for the attacks carried out early yesterday morning on two tankers in the Gulf of Oman, the sea immediately adjacent to the Strait of Hormuz. A spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry slammed the U.S. accusations as “baseless”. Maritime security experts say commercial ships are impossible to defend.
Slow growth in intra-Asia volumes seen as a harbinger for long-distance container trades in peak season.
New chairman and vice chairman will lead The International Air Cargo Association and global corporate insurance carrier will make management changes.
The scale and growth of China’s domestic over-the-road trucking and international ocean container shipping trade has been revealed in new data from the country’s Ministry of Transport.
An independent valuation of DryShips’ fleet by VesselsValue puts the bid to take it private in context.
More than 48% of freight traveling to or from the German port is carried by railcar.
Achim Martinka is named vice president for Germany and Dan Byrne is promoted to chief revenue officer.
The multistep requirements for initial applications and renewals have been simplified by the Ministry of Transport.
The balance among the fuels needed to be in compiant with the new rule will have a knock-on effect down to the price at the pump.
Volvo’s Vera autonomous vehicle is now moving containers from a local distribution center to the port in Gothenburg, Sweden.
The Norwegian-owned Front Altair was “suspected of being hit by a torpedo” and the Japanese-owned Kukako Courageous was struck “with some sort of shell.”
The company said the refrigeration units are part of its commitment to environmental sustainability.
Frontier Logistics’ 550,000-square-foot facility will support the handling of plastic and resin exports from the Port of Charleston.
Middle East tanker attacks could spur oil importers to bring forward purchases, increasing shipping demand.
Two people were arrested by federal authorities after more than $1 billion worth of cocaine was found Monday in containers aboard the MSC Gayane.
