The U.S. Supply-Chain crisis is already easing
Progress is still slow and too many boats are waiting at the ports, but many problems have at least stopped getting worse. CHARLESTON : The supply-chain crunch appears to have already peaked in the
Keyur Desai speaks at ISMG’s Virtual Cybersecurity Zero Trust India & SAARC Summit
MUMBAI : Mr. Keyur Desai, CIO, Essar Ports & Shipping, Head InfoSec – Essar, was one of the speakers at the Virtual Cybersecurity Summit India & SAARC: Zero Trust. The panel discussed the topic –
PSA signs statement of support to accelerate decarbonisation of the freight industry
SINGAPORE : As a member of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Supply Chain & Transport CEO community, PSA has signed a statement of support committing to the joint effort in decarbonising the freight industry,
Chipolbrok heads west
Chinese-Polish multipurpose shipping line Chipolbrok is enjoying healthy westbound volumes ex-China. While its vessel Chipolbrok Atlantic is delivering several cargoes for the European side of these services, the North American trade lane has to
Industry, unions, UN taskforce to support seafarers in green transition
The shipping industry, unions and the UN are forming a task force to drive decarbonisation and support seafarers through the transition The Just Transition Maritime Task Force announced at COP26 and its founding members
Maersk expects shipping to remain tight into next year
COPENHAGEN : A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S expects shipping markets to remain tight at least into the first quarter of next year as global container demand grows faster than previously expected. The world’s largest shipping line
Cybercriminals selling access to shipping, logistics firm networks, report warns
Cybercriminals have attempted to sell network access to multiple transportation, logistics and shipping companies in recent months, highlighting the risk of devastating ransomware attacks in the supply chain, a new report warns. Intel 471,
Maersk ,the biggest shipping company of the World,reports 68% rise in revenue
COPENHAGEN : The world’s biggest shipping company, Denmark’s A.P. Moller-Maersk, reported a sharp rise in earnings amid strong worldwide demand for shipments of goods as the economy bounces back from the coronavirus pandemic. The