NEW DELHI : India and Iran have signed a long-term deal to develop Chabahar Port after two decades of painfully slow negotiations with the oil-rich Gulf state, periodically hampered by geopolitical tensions, according to
MUMBAI : KPMG in India, one of India’s leading professional services firms, and Arkieva, a global leader in supply chain planning solutions, on Wednesday announced a strategic alliance to deliver successful supply chain transformation projects.
WASHINGTON D.C. : The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has refused to comment on claims by the World Shipping Council (WSC) that its interpretive rule on detention and demurrage (D&D) charges is contradictory. On 18
DHAKA : Around 370 tonnes of potatoes, which are waiting to be unloaded four days after being imported from India have started to rot, due to severe heat sweeping across the country in Bangladesh.
GENEVA : The board of Gram Car Carriers (GCC) have unanimously recommended to shareholders a takeover bid from MSC through its subsidiary SAS Shipping Agencies. SAS has put forward a cash offer for all
DUBAI : DP World has published a Sustainable Development Impact Disclosure (SDID), making it the first company globally to adopt and disclose its development impact in countries of focus following the recently released impact
COPENHAGEN : DSV kicked off 2024 on a high note, securing increased market share across all divisions. The first-quarter results are as expected and signify the stabilization of freight markets, said the company. During
TOKYO : ClassNK has released a new tool, ‘WACDAS (WAve Climate Data Aggregation for Ships)’, for calculating the route correction factors essential for ensuring the safety of container lashing and supporting container stacking optimization. Responding
NEW DELHI : Iran-backed Hezbollah has launched a barrage of rockets at an Israeli army headquarters days after Tehran made a “maximum level response” warning to Israel. Iran and Israel have engaged in retaliatory
NEW DELHI : An inter-ministerial group is re-examining the mechanism to “improving” fares for transport of coal under the rail-sea-rail route, also called coastal shipping. The idea is to make the fares “feasible” enough