Maritime

Taiwanese carrier will pay $124 million to $140 million for four 2,500-TEU containerships.

Carrier is cooperating with Hapag-Lloyd and MSC to offer “market-leading transit times.”

An office is opening in Seattle and promotions are taking place in London and New York.

Cordero talked about record container volumes, tariffs and the status of billions of dollars in Port modernization projects.

In a normal year, the Port of Oakland stands out from other U.S. ports for exporting more than it imports. Not this year.

Higher volumes are not able to offset a decline in freight rates and higher fuel costs.

World’s largest container lines plan to look at emerging technologies as new options come to the market.

The commission remains concerned about how terminal operators of the West Coast MTO Agreement will apply the joint fee pricing process.

Korean carrier will “put its utmost efforts to stably secure additional cargoes” to fill the 20 ships on order.

IT executives from Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd and ONE aim to create open standards that other stakeholders in the industry can freely use.

Daniel Maffei could return to the agency and could be joined by Florida maritime industry veteran L. E. Sola.

Brent Bruun and Mark Woodhead are given more duties, Jake Gilene is named senior vice president and Luc Smulders is appointed secretary-general.

How much volume is POLA pulling from Q1 activity?

Good times at U.S. ports not expected to last as world’s largest shipping line warns trade war will rear up at start of next year.

CargoX Smart B/L platform would be the first open and neutral blockchain platform in the shipping industry for real-world commercial use.

Largest container carrier reports a 31 percent increase in revenue and a profit of $360 million in the third quarter.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced a plan that aims to further reduce nitrogen oxide emissions from truck engines.

Naum and Irina Morgovsky used their company to ship unlicensed infrared and thermal devices to Russia, a violation of the Arms Export Control Act.

British Airways and Iberia Airlines will pay $5.8 million in fines for falsely reporting the times they transferred U.S. mail to foreign postal operators

Worldwide Flight Services hires a vice president; California port names an IT director.