freight · February 27, 2026
Supertanker Bet Pays Off as US Gulf Remains Locked Up
A shipowner's massive bet on oil tankers has paid off as it controls the majority of supertankers that can collect American oil next month, according to gCaptain.
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freight · February 27, 2026
Freight Woes: The Broken Chain from Load Board to Crash Scene
A firsthand look at the complex realities of freight movement, from brokers and carriers to spot markets and crash scenes.
energy · February 27, 2026
Canada Nickel Files Technical Report for Reid Nickel Sulphide Project
Canada Nickel Company has filed a technical report on its updated resource estimate for the Reid Nickel Sulphide Project in Ontario.
ports · February 27, 2026
Panama Authorities Search CK Hutchison's Port Subsidiary
Panamanian officials searched a ports unit of Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison, escalating a dispute over control of two key ports in the Panama Canal.
news · February 27, 2026
Maritime Industry Briefing: Wind Power Optimism, Freight Document Challenges
A roundup of recent maritime industry news, including the wind power industry's hopes for data centers and the ongoing challenges of freight documentation.
news · February 26, 2026
Maritime Industry Briefing: Trucking Reform, Port Infrastructure, and Shipping Market Updates
A roundup of recent news on trucking regulations, port projects, and shipping market trends in the maritime industry.
news · February 26, 2026
Maritime Industry Briefing: Sanctions, Oil Flows, and Port Infrastructure
A roundup of recent maritime news including a Russian oil tanker bound for Cuba, Slovakia's threat to cut off electricity to Ukraine, and updates on port infrastructure projects.
freight · February 26, 2026
UPS Wins Approval for $150,000 Driver Buyouts
A U.S. court has rejected a union motion to stop UPS from offering buyouts to package car drivers in an effort to reduce excess capacity.
news · February 26, 2026
Trump Announces Greenland Hospital Ship Mission as Mercy and Comfort Sit Idle
President Trump announced plans to send a U.S. hospital ship to Greenland, while the Mercy and Comfort vessels remain docked in Alabama.
freight · February 26, 2026
Flatbed Freight Surge Signals Manufacturing Rebound
Flatbed freight rejections have spiked in recent months, potentially indicating a resurgence in manufacturing activity.
regulatory · February 26, 2026
US Revokes Visas for Chilean Officials Over China Cable Plan
The US State Department has revoked visas for Chile's Transport Minister and two other officials over a proposed undersea telecommunications cable linking Chile to Hong Kong, forcing the South American nation to navigate between its top trading partner China and strategic ally Washington.
regulatory · February 26, 2026
US Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs, But Impact Remains Unclear
The US Supreme Court has ruled against Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs, but the President has responded with a new 15% global tariff, leaving the shipping and trade outlook uncertain.
freight · February 26, 2026
Cargo Theft Plagues Mexican Truckers as Insurers Face Scrutiny
A roundup of recent maritime industry news, including rising cargo theft in Mexico and the role of insurers in trucking incidents.
news · February 26, 2026
Princess Cruises Breaks Margarita Sales Record on National Margarita Day
Princess Cruises celebrated National Margarita Day by breaking the Guinness World Record for most margaritas sold in 8 hours, selling over 1 million of their signature 24K margaritas.
news · February 26, 2026
Denmark Evacuates US Submarine Crew Member in Greenlandic Waters
Denmark's Joint Arctic Command evacuated a crew member requiring urgent medical treatment from a U.S. submarine in Greenlandic waters.
news · February 26, 2026
Maritime Industry Briefing: Whale Strikes, Port Investments, and Oil Price Dilemmas
A roundup of recent maritime industry news, including threats to whales in Chilean waters, a rejected U.S. hospital ship offer for Greenland, port infrastructure investments, and the challenges central banks face with oil prices.
regulatory · February 26, 2026
Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Raises Questions for Maritime Industry
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to strike down President Trump's broad import tariffs has created uncertainty for maritime businesses and policymakers.
news · February 26, 2026
Port Tariffs Loom as Shipping Faces Regulatory Uncertainty
Potential new port tariffs targeting Chinese ships could impact the global shipping industry, while the Mediterranean region shows opportunities for transport fuel markets.
news · February 26, 2026
Shipping Spot Rates Decline, Cameroon Cracks Down on 'Dark Fleet'
A roundup of the latest news in the maritime industry, including falling container shipping spot rates, Cameroon's pledge to deregister sanctioned 'dark fleet' tankers, and the rebound in Venezuelan crude exports.
environment · February 26, 2026
Sustainable Finance Surges as Green Bonds Dominate Maritime Investments
The sustainable finance market is projected to reach $27 trillion by 2031, with green bonds holding over 53% market share by 2025, according to a new industry report.