The EU last year announced its own plan, named the Global Gateway, to develop infrastructure and connectivity in emerging countries.

The announcement from Copenhagen-based Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd of Hamburg, Germany, marks another retooling of the world’s three major shipp...

While the shipping sector is making some moves toward decarbonising, progress is relatively limited so far, with the vast majority of the w...

The outlook for the shipping sector has darkened considerably in recent months, with some of the largest container lines including A.P. Mol...

CMA CGM SA’s third-quarter net income fell 94% to $388 million from $7.04 billion in the same three months a year earlier.

Over the past 10 days, Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd and closely held CMA CGM SA of France — all top-five players that together control about one-thi...

During the peak pandemic, shipping rates skyrocketed tenfold to record highs as consumers started to load up on household items.

Major shipping firms are spending record profits on new models mostly from shipyards of Korea and China.

There has been a rapid downturn in the last six months of 2022 which has troubled the container transport industry.

The French transporter's gloomy outlook aligns with with European rivals Hapag-Lloyd AG and A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S.

The new business will led by Jannie Davel, a former managing director of cargo at Delta Air Lines Inc. who has also worked at Emirates and ...

The goal is to find an alternative to Oakland, a Bay Area port grappling with severe supply-chain snarls that have held up global shipments...

The observations are in line with those of the World Trade Organization, which said this week merchandise trade flows slowed last quarter a...

The price gains came as the economic recovery coincided with reduced shipping capacity, putting inflationary pressure on manufacturers in A...

Global supply chains, with container shipping as their backbone, are struggling to keep pace with the demand for goods and overcome labor d...

The movement of ships is sparking optimism among shippers that operations will resume soon after no new cases of Covid-19 were discovered.

"In India, it is becoming increasingly difficult for small to medium-size shipping lines to carry on. Only the big ones will survive."