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Report: China's Shipbuilding Boom is Reshaping Balance of Naval Power

The CSIS estimates that at the current pace of production, China will grow its naval fleet from 234 ships to 425 by 2030.

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ILA and USMX Officially Seal Six-Year Port Contract

The deal was praised by both sides as a "win-win" deal that protects union jobs, while establishing a framework for introducing new technologies to U.S. ports.

Cargo ships at the Port of Charleston. Photo: iStock / stonena7

Houthis Threaten to Resume Attacks in Red Sea

The group agreed to cease its strike against ships in the region in January, but warned at the time that "any aggression" from other nations would lead to further attacks.

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Police Arrest Russian National After Cargo Ship Hits Tanker in North Sea

Local police say that they plan to continue to speaking to anyone involved in the incident, but have not released any other details on the identity of the man arrested.

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Retailers Rush Goods to U.S. Ports as Costs Loom

U.S. ports handled just over 2.2 million twenty-foot-equivalent units in January, marking an increase of 4.4% from December, and 13.4% year-over-year.

The Port of Newark. Photo: iStock/EXTREME-PHOTOGRAPHER

NYC Congestion Tolling Gains Ground with City Residents

About 42% of residents said the toll should remain, marking a reversal from December, when only 32% supported the fee while 56% were against it.

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Five Easy-to-Implement Sustainability Initiatives for Private Fleets

Private fleets face a growing array of regulations and mandates aimed at reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainability. Here are five ideas and initiatives to help meet those goals.

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Blazing Tanker Spills Jet Fuel After Accident Off U.K. Coast

The crew of the tanker, the Stena Immaculate, abandoned the vessel after multiple explosions on board following the March 10 crash.

Photo: Bloomberg

Denmark to End Postal Delivery of Letters

The use of letters in the highly digitized nation has fallen dramatically since 2000, from 1.4 billion to 110 million in 2024.

The former head post office in Aarhus, a city in Jutland, Denmark. Photo: iStock/whitemay

Ocean Carriers Get Tough on Freight Rates — But Can They Hold the Line?

An endless series of crises roiling ocean shipping in the post-COVID 19 era is resulting in a change in “carrier DNA.”

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Shipping Line CMA CGM to Invest $20B in U.S.

Chief executive Rodolphe Saadé has in recent years taken a significant portion of his quick-paced expansion spree to the U.S.

Rodolphe Saadé. Photo: Bloomberg

Lunar First: Private Company Successfully Puts Lander on Moon

While other private companies have managed to put landers on the moon in the past, none have been able to do so without the craft either crashing or falling over.

Closeup of moon surface texture

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

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