Shipping
100+ Turbochargers Ordered in Four Months: Why Shipowners Are Betting
Accelleron secures over 100 orders for its next-gen ACCX300-L turbocharger platform since April launch.
Shipping
Indian Coast Guard Saves Bangladeshi Sailor in Midnight Andaman Rescue
A 36-year-old crew member was airlifted after suffering severe head and spinal injuries aboard MV AMRIS in rough seas.
Conflicts
Houthi Rebels Hold Bab el Mandeb—What’s Next for Red Sea Shipping?
Houthis reinforce positions after capturing Perim Island and Ras Menhali peninsula, raising stakes for maritime traffic.
Shipyards
$150bn Warship Deal: How South Korea and US Are Reshaping Naval Power
South Korea and the US commit $150bn to build military vessels at Hanwha’s Philly Shipyard.
Conflicts
Black Sea Shipping Under Fire: Ukrainian Captain Killed in Latest Strike
Russia’s overnight strike on a cargo vessel killed the Ukrainian captain and injured crew.
Shipping
Container Shipping Faces 10% Demand Drop as Suez Traffic Returns
BIMCO warns that accelerated fleet growth could outpace demand in 2027, even as Red Sea routes reopen.
Business
Tesla’s 2,500-truck order reshapes US freight: the electric shift begins
The 2,500-vehicle deal, the largest electric Class 8 order in US history.
Business
$604m Verdict Exposes Trucking Brokers to Liability Nightmare
A single $604 million jury award has shattered the legal shield.
Business
Wegmans bets $110m on cold chain to fuel East Coast growth
US grocer Wegmans to build a modern refrigerated distribution centre in Rochester, New York.
Shipping
Flatbed Freight Hits 2008 Highs—Why Brokers Are Sweating
Spot market load volumes surge 20% year-on-year as AI infrastructure drives flatbed demand to levels unseen since 2008.
