Maersk could look at a potential acquisition of DB Schenker with greater synergies from such a deal than it believed would be the case in the past.

Ten thousand seafarers leave the industry every year through preventable ill health according to maritime healthcare provider Vikand with its CEO claiming that in 95% of these cases careers could be extended.

Maersk has started the process of demerging its towage and marine services business Svitzer.

Danish shipping company Maersk slumped to a fourth quarter loss and forecasts at best to breakeven in 2024.

Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) will deploy Poland’s first (FSRU) for the LNG import terminal in the Gulf of Gdansk.

The beginning of January this year heralded the start of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) and to comply companies face a series of deadlines between now and 2025.

A joint venture between Stolt-Nielsen and NYK Line has ordered six 38,000 dwt chemical tankers at Nantong Xiangyu Shipyard in China.

A European Commission proposal would give shipping priority access to low- and zero-emissions fuels to help meet the bloc's decarbonisation targets.

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) has picked up charters for the third CO2 carrier from oil major-backed CO2 transport company Northern Lights shipping.

A kamsarmax bulker and a general cargo ship have been damaged in the Red Sea by apparent Houthi attacks.