Japan’s newest low-cost carrier is hiring around 100 staff
At a time most airlines are shedding jobs, there is one that’s hiring -- a new low-cost carrier called Zipair Tokyo Inc.
Huawei’s latest phone marks end of era as US. spurs rethink
Huawei Technologies Co. introduced the Mate 40 smartphone series on Thursday, potentially its last major release powered by its self-designed Kirin chips.
Brexit may be too late to save Britain’s fishermen
Boris Johnson is willing to risk a deal with the EU to get back control of trawling grounds, but the industry accounts for 0.1% of…
UK signs trade deal with Japan as Brexit talks heat up
The U.K. signed a trade deal with Japan on Friday, its first with a major economy since Brexit, as the clock runs down on British…
North American oil and gas bankruptcy debt reached an all-time high in 2020 and is set to grow
The associated debt from North American oil and gas bankruptcies in 2020 has already reached an all-time high and is set to grow even further…
World Bank sees slow commodities recovery after virus hit
Oil demand could see “lasting impacts” from the coronavirus while modest gains are projected in metals and agriculture prices as commodity markets recover from the…
US Transportation Secretary Chao announces first marine highway project designation for North Carolina
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao today announced the designation of the North Carolina Ferry System (NCFS) as a Marine Highway Project, a first…
GPA’s Lynch and McKnight Outline Plan For 15,000 +TEU Ships
In its first-ever virtual State of the Port Address, Executive Director Griff Lynch and Will McKnight, chairman of the GPA Board took the Georgia Ports…
ARTBA announces 2020-21 officers
The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) announced the election of its 2020-2021 officers during its annual business meeting at the association’s national convention,…
Container cargo on the Great Lakes for the first time in over a decade
On the morning of October 20, 2020, the general cargo ship Claude A. Desgagnés departed from the Port of Montreal bound for Toronto.
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