Maritime & Shipping

A landmark pilot in China shows how blockchain and AI can untangle shipping's most complex paper problem, signaling a tipping point for global trade.

A new Hong Kong-Norwegian venture aims to upend ballast water treatment with a mobile facility, targeting a European market shaped by strict regulations.

A credit rating upgrade for GSL reveals a masterclass in strategic fleet management and financial discipline, offering a blueprint for resilience.

A federal court sided with marine marketplace giant Boats Group, dismissing an antitrust suit. We deconstruct the ruling and what it means for tech titans.

GTT's annual meeting reveals record profits and a generous dividend, yet a contentious executive pay vote signals rising shareholder scrutiny for the LNG leader.

In a strategic pivot from energy, the Port of Corpus Christi partners with DP World to build a container terminal, aiming to boost the Texas economy and U.S. supply chains.

Suntex Marinas is bundling boat insurance into its services. It’s a strategic move to deepen customer loyalty and could force the entire marine industry to adapt.

Yacht Club de Monaco's La Belle Classe Academy isn't just teaching sailing; it's shaping the future of the multi-billion dollar yachting industry.

One year after a landmark acquisition, Vision Marine touts operational discipline. But can a streamlined retail platform power its electric ambitions through a storm of financial challenges?

A new electric vehicle brand, TEWA MOTO, partners with football's Álvaro Morata. Can celebrity influence launch a full line of green machines in a crowded market?

Havila Kystruten's record 87% occupancy and soaring revenues defy market uncertainty, showcasing how a modern fleet and shrewd strategy are rewriting the rules.

Tsakos Energy Navigation's 36% dividend surge and $1B payout milestone underscore deep strategic resilience, capitalizing on a turbulent but profitable market.

This major consolidation creates a logistics giant from the Gulf Coast to Canada, promising enhanced trade resilience but raising questions about competition.

Seadrill's move to replace secured debt with unsecured notes is more than a balance sheet tweak; it’s a strategic signal of renewed market confidence.

After months of conflict sent oil prices soaring, a landmark US-Iran deal promises relief. But is this a lasting peace or just a pause for breath?

A Senate report proposes limiting strikes in key transport sectors to ensure stability, but Canada's largest private-sector union calls it a radical attack on rights.

While firms spend billions on tech, a new book argues the biggest data breaches stem from leadership gaps and process failures. Is your boardroom the real front line?

The world's largest car carrier sets sail. Seaspan's Glovis Lighthouse uses LNG fuel to cut emissions and is ready for a zero-carbon future.

Desgagnés launches the M/V Johane A. Desgagnés, part of a $140M fleet expansion aimed at dominating Arctic shipping and honoring a key family member.

Vision Marine's hands-on demos at a key California festival show that the future of boating isn't just talk; it's about experience, infrastructure, and policy.