Maritime

Move comes on the heels of last week’s rejection of a purchase offer from DSV.

Be mindful of new EU sanctions against chemical weapons proliferation as they relate to U.S. companies’ European branches and affiliates.

The White House has notified Congress, as required by the Trade Promotion Authority, to begin negotiations for three separate trade agreements.

Action could be reversed if negotiations with the Universal Postal Union are successful.

It started with an open nomination period, and after culling through hundreds of submissions, the FreightWaves Research Institute has announced the inaugural Freight.Tech 100 companies.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee fired up over U.S. Secretary of Interior Ryan Zinke’s proposal.

The Office of Foreign Assets Control has extended for a fourth time the expiration deadlines of three general licenses involving U.S. business dealings in the oil and gas sector.

The city hopes to use its role as a landlord to help move truck traffic on to barges and to trains.

Freight rates and U.S. West Coast ports are still showing no sign of weakness in the wake of tariffs imposed on China.

Lawyer Carlos Rodriguez offers insight on Federal Maritime Commission and hours-of-service regulations and opportunities in e-commerce.

Shippers will pay a flat fee day and night to have containers picked up at Los Angeles and Long Beach container terminals.

TRAXENS expects to have 100,000 “smart containers” in use by the end of 2019.

Individuals knowing of a reason why an applicant should not receive a license should contact the Office of Transportation Intermediaries.

The Coast Guard found that Iraqi ports “failed to maintain effective anti-terrorism measures” and vessels require onboard security if they’re bound for the U.S.

Offshore wind farm business could be the biggest catch reeled in yet.

Four new inbound truck lanes recently opened at Virginia International Gateway, increasing the capacity at the terminal’s gate complex by 30 percent.

Carriers are sharing space on three services in Asia and will begin sharing space on seven services in North Europe and the Mediterranean this month.

Greek ship tracking company appoints chief operating officer; North American stevedore and marine terminal operator names director of business development.

Norfolk Southern accused of using shortline railroad as a “chess piece” to maintain monopolistic control over intermodal access in and out of Norfolk International Terminal.

The Swiss company said it instead plans to explore measures to enhance its performance with CMA CGM.