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The U.S. paid $5 million each to keep 60 commercial ships under its flag in 2018; Defence can call on every vessel during war or a national emergencyIn March 2018, the US government approved a $300 million program to support commercial vessels for defense strategies. This Maritime Securi...- Seized Iranian ship likely carrying equipment deemed dual-use by US, sources sayU.S. forces seized the Iranian-flagged container ship Touska near the Gulf of Oman, citing suspected carriage of dual-use goods that could ...
- Wider commercial use of airport land may be cleared for take-offThe Indian government is considering amending the AAI Act to allow private airport operators to develop shopping complexes, conference cent...
- Reliance refusing Sovcomflot oil shipments after sanctions, sources sayThe development adds to oil export problems for Russia as its oil firms may face difficulties finding ships to sell surplus oil after recen...
- GST on transportation services - navigating through turbulent watersThis resulted in taxing the transportation of export cargo by the Indian transporters / freight forwarders, liable to Integrated GST (IGST)...
- View: The dispensability quotient of employees in IndiaBe it business plans going awry, cost-cutting, underperformance, the mistake of over-hiring or downright cooking of books — employees are t...
- Stocks in news: Adani Ports, Bajaj Finance, Marico, RBL Bank, AU Small Fin BankThe FMCG major, Marico expects to post low single-digit YoY growth in the consolidated revenue for the December quarter. It expects gross a...
- Can global shipping be fixed? One regulator will try.The commission regulates the international shipping industry at American ports, an element of modern life that is typically ignored but has...
- One cannot get too distracted by competition, we have to focus on ourselves, says outgoing IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta“One cannot get too distracted by competition. We have five other guys that each have their own little niche, that each have their own litt...
- India's record rice crop brings problem of plenty for farmers juggling protestThe sit-in against controversial agriculture reforms is taking place in the capital, miles away from the five acres (2 hectares) of lush gr...
- Joe Biden to sign executive orders to promote 'Made in America' productsProminent among the executive orders include a strict enforcement of procuring products made inside the country by federal agencies. This i...
- Trump's team, senators to negotiate $1 trillion economic rescue deal amid coronavirus outbreakIt's the biggest effort yet to shore up households and the U.S.economy as the pandemic and its nationwide shutdown hurtles the country towa...
- Top stocks in focus on 08 March 2018Here is a list of top stocks that are likely to be in focus in today's trading session.
- Government relaxes cabotage law for special vessels like Ro-RoGovernment said it has relaxed the cabotage law for five years to allow certain special foreign vessels, to facilitate transportation of ca...
- Inland waterways: How Nitin Gadkari is steering some of modern India's biggest infrastructure projectsThe Road Transport, Highways & Shipping Minister may not be the man about town, but he has envisioned some of India’s biggest infra project...
- Rail business to be key driver for Gateway DistriparksHigher realisations from CFS business and increasing share of high margin EXIM helped Gateway Distriparks to maintain its growth.
- Experts Favour plan to corporatise Jawaharlal Nehru Port TrustJNPT, which handles over 60% of the country's container cargo, had net profit of Rs 800 crore in financial year 2010-11.
- Banned in Bangladesh, toxic ship heads to IndiaAfter being banned in Bangladesh, a toxic-laden ship, Probo Koala, is headed towards Indian shores for dismantling.
- Banned in Bangladesh, toxic ship heads to IndiaAfter being banned in Bangladesh , a toxic-laden ship, Probo Koala, is headed towards Indian shores for dismantling , a global group of act...
- Every traveller in US rated for terror riskWithout their knowledge, millions of Americans and foreigners crossing US borders in the past four years have been assigned scores generate...
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