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Italy, Austria support processing migrants on ships

Italy and Austria are cooperating to come up with a plan to process refugees on ships.

China launched satellite to research oceans environment

China launched a new marine satellite into orbit earlier this month, aiming to enhance the understanding of maritime waters and climate change.

DP World Starts Construction at Port of Berbera

Dubai-based port operator DP World has inaugurated its expansion of the port of Berbera, Somaliland, in a deal that could take cargo traffic away from neighboring Djibouti. 

Hapag-Lloyd Places Record Reefer Order with MCI

Hapag-Lloyd has recently announced new reefer bookings of 11,100 units and awarded Maersk Container Industry (MCI) a record order for 8,600 of the units, of which 2,000 will be controlled atmosphere reefers. 

Maersk Invests in Artificial Intelligence Truck Flow System

A.P. Moller-Maersk's innovation venture Maersk Growth has invested in Loadsmart's artificial intelligence system to automate truckload booking flows in the U.S.

Hurricane Michael Closes Mid-Atlantic Ports

On Thursday, the ports of Wilmington and Morehead City, North Carolina closed their marine operations due to the arrival of now-Tropical Storm Michael.

How the Coast Guard Supports Maritime Commerce

The Coast Guard is known for saving lives at sea, but did you know the service plays a huge role in the economy, too?  

Cybersecurity and the “Return on Negligence”

In a recently released Fairplay/BIMCO/ABS maritime industry survey, nearly half of the 237 respondents reported that their company's annual cybersecurity budget is less than $10,000.

ReCAAP: Piracy Hits Decadal Lows in Asia

Piracy in Asia has fallen to decadal lows, according to the latest numbers from regional reporting center ReCAAP.

Congress Passes Key Harbors and Waterways Bill

This year's edition of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) has passed the U.S. House and Senate as part of a larger package, and now awaits the president's signature.

Despite Trade War, Oil Traffic Rises at Corpus Christi

Despite fears of rising crude tanker rates and the escalating trade war with China, the busy petroleum port of Corpus Christi, Texas reports that it has set a new tonnage record for the first nine months of the year. 

Njord Offshore secures Taiwan charter

Njord Offshore to manage a new Service Accommodation & Transfer Vessel for Siemens Gamesa at Formosa 1 Offshore Wind Power Plant in Taiwan.

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