Amazon announces Anti-Counterfeiting Exchange to help eliminate counterfeits across the retail industry
• Private sector partnership makes shopping safer and protects U.S. consumers, brands, and rights owners from counterfeiters • Multiple private sector companies are regularly sharing…
Cimcorp launches CVision assisted reality glasses for real-time automation support
The revolutionary AR-glasses connect Cimcorp’s customers to the Success Services team for fast, efficient and secure virtual support
Seaports of Niedersachsen present themselves at the WindEurope in Copenhagen
Seaports of Niedersachsen and Niedersachsen Ports jointly use the trade fair as a platform for presenting onshore and offshore wind energy projects in the seaports…
Damen Shipyards delivers new Multi Cat 2309 to Atlantic Towage & Marine Ltd
Hi-spec vessel includes Kongsberg DPS and IMO Tier III readiness
Charging Up: UK utility-scale battery storage to surge by 2030, attracting investments of up to $20 billion
The UK’s battery storage market is set for exponential growth in the coming years, rising from the ground up to reach 24 gigawatts (GW) capacity…
Taiwan export orders slump most since 2009 as chip demand falls
Taiwan’s export orders in March plunged by the most since the global financial crisis as global demand for semiconductors shows little sign of improving.
Chapman Freeborn appoints Kelly to ACMI leasing team
Chapman Freeborn, the global air charter and leasing specialist, has appointed Nick Kelly as Senior Vice President - Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance (ACMI) Leasing,…
XPO appoints Bates as Chief Operating Officer
XPO, a leading provider of less-than-truckload (LTL) freight transportation, today announced that Dave Bates is joining the company as chief operating officer, North American LTL,…
Biden urges global carbon cut, pledges $1 billion to UN fund
President Joe Biden implored world leaders to strengthen their carbon-cutting ambitions and unite behind a pledge to make half of all light-duty vehicles sold in…
Japan’s trade gap narrows as fuel import costs ease
Japan’s trade deficit narrowed for the second month in March, as the price of fuel eased and brought down import costs.
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