Zimbabwe platinum miners ask government to defer export tax
Zimbabwe platinum miners have asked the government to defer its planned 5% export tax on concentrates, pending the completion of smelters and the refurbishment of…
DP World chips away at freight backlog as Australia strikes bite
DP World Plc is slowly working through a backlog of more than 20,000 freight containers piled up at Australian ports following a crippling cyberattack, as…
Airbus set for first widebody deal at Dubai Show with EgyptAir
Airbus SE is closing in on the first order for its flagship widebody aircraft at the Dubai Air Show, with EgyptAir set to purchase 10…
Crowley celebrates five years of Honoring Veterans with Wreaths Across America
Crowley has expanded its support for veterans through its sponsorship with Wreaths Across America (WAA) for the fifth consecutive year. This partnership is a testament…
DOE launches $1.7 million prize to power offshore economy with marine energy
Next-generation maritime or “blue” technologies are moving farther offshore to capture data across the ocean. Applications may include ocean-observing devices, aquaculture installations, and much more...
CMA CGM to reshuffle its services connecting Asia with West & South Africa
CMA CGM is very pleased to announce the revamping of its Asia West Africa & South Africa Services effective 1st week of December...
EgyptAir to get 18 Boeing narrowbody aircraft
EgyptAir is set to receive 18 Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft, adding more narrowbody jets to the state-owned airline’s fleet, according to people familiar with…
Adani plots expansion of overseas port empire after US funding
Standing before Sri Lankan officials and US diplomats in a five-star hotel in Colombo last week, Karan Adani boasted that a newly inked $553 million…
Australia struggles to restart port operations after cyberattack
DP World Plc struggled to restore operations at its ports in Australia after a cyberattack forced a mass closure, prompting government crisis meetings over the…
Shipping shifts from jackpot to job cuts after $364 billion boom
Consumers gearing up to buy the latest imported appliances, clothes or electronic gadgets this holiday season might want to spare a thought for the companies…
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