Sewol Ferry Major Shareholder Lodges Receivership Application
The major shareholder of the South Korean operator of the ferry on which hundreds of high school students drowned in April has applied for receivership, a court said on Monday.
Canada Announces Franklin Search, 2014 Victoria Strait Expedition:
The Govermnent of Canada announces that with an unprecedented number of organizations from the public, private and non-profit sectors it will partner together, using state-of-the-art technologyā¦
Doosan Deliver First MAN DF Engine for TOTE Containership
MAN Diesel & Turbo inform that licensee Doosan Engine has confirmed delivery of the worldās first dual-fuel, low-speed ME-GI engine to the American National Steelā¦
China to Release Northern Sea Route Pilot Book
The guide will offer comprehensive, practical and authoritative information for Chinese cargo ships for sailing through the Northern Sea Route, or Northeast Passageā¦
BALTOPS 14 Nation Baltic Sea Naval Exercises End
Forces participating in Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2014, including the U.S. 6th Fleet command and control ship, 'USS Mount Whitney' (LCC20), have arrived in Kielā¦
New West Australian Deepwater Port Plan Unveiled
The Western Australian Government has unveiled a master plan for a multi-user, multi-commodity deepwater port in the Pilbara, which has the potential to be the biggest port in Australiaā¦
Supreme Group Acquires EMS Seven Seas
Supply chain solutions provider in challenging environments, Supreme Group (Supreme), says it has completed its purchase of EMS Seven Seas ASA. Headquartered inā¦
Port of Tacoma Container Volumes Continue Growth
The Port of Tacoma informs that its container volumes increased 17 percent in May, 2014, marking the third straight month of year-over-year growth. Volumes continueā¦
Vladimir Putin Urges Ukrainians to Negotiate With Rebels
Ukrainian government troops and pro-Russian separatist forces on Sunday fierce fighting, which makes the Ukrainian authorities to make further unilateral ceasefire declared by pressure.
