By John Irish, Joseph Nasr and Ellen Francis PARIS/BERLIN/BEIRUT, April 2 (Reuters) – Germany will next week present a multi-billion-dollar proposal to Lebanese authorities to… Weiterlesen »Germany to Propose Rebuilding Port of Beirut After Chemical Explosion

By Joyce Koh (Bloomberg) — Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. is extending the season for one of Asia’s largest cruise ships, because of what it said was… Weiterlesen »Royal Caribbean Sees ‘Overwhelming Demand’ for Singapore’s Cruise to Nowhere

The world’s top shipping line Maersk is urging congested U.S. East Coast ports to use the Suez Canal delays to clear cargo from terminals. With… Weiterlesen »Maersk Urges U.S. East Coast Ports to Use Suez Canal Delays to Clear Congestion

CAIRO, April 2 (Reuters) – The Suez Canal said on Friday it was close to clearing a backlog ofshipping that built up when a giant container… Weiterlesen »Suez Canal Says it is Close to Clearing Ship Backlog

The first large-scale offshore wind farm in the United States has selected a U.S.-based arm of Belgian marine services provider DEME to transport and install… Weiterlesen »First Large-Scale Offshore Wind Project in U.S. Selects DEME-Foss Partnership for Wind Turbine Installation Work

Supply chain bottlenecks in global shipping and semiconductor markets are adding to near-term pressures on inflation, says Fitch Ratings in a new report published Thursday.… Weiterlesen »Fitch: Soaring Shipping Costs Add To Near-Term Global Inflationary Pressures

Swiss shipping line MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company says it is doubling down on its commitment to avoid sending ships through the Arctic as some debate… Weiterlesen »MSC Warns Against Arctic Shipping Amid Debate Over Suez Canal’s Closure

By Angelo Amante ROME, April 1 (Reuters) – Italy’s government has ruled that large cruise ships and container vessels must not pass close to Venice’s… Weiterlesen »Italy Approves New Decree to Keep Cruise Ships Out of Venice Lagoon

By Jonathan Saul and Patrick Werr CAIRO, April 1 (Reuters) – Egypt’s Suez Canal must move quickly to upgrade its technical infrastructure if it is… Weiterlesen »Suez Canal Urged to Upgrade Quickly to Avoid Future Disruption

New York-based Bouchard Transportation and three former and current company officials have paid $375,000 in restitution to a whistleblower who the company fired after cooperating… Weiterlesen »Bouchard Transportation Pays Whistleblower in Port Aransas Barge Explosion