Donât write off coal just yet
Last year marked the beginning of the end for coal, according to some, but Chinese policy combined with potentially huge... Related StoriesTanker values surge as strong earnings and Sinokor spreeâŠ
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Why Fleets Are Learning More From Near Misses Than Crashes
A new report from Motive shows fewer major crashes in 2025 as fleets use AI to spot risk early, but driver behavior and certain times of day still fuel dangerâŠ
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Clear direction set for LNG amid ongoing regulatory uncertainty: industry groupÂ
The LNG market is cementing its position as the alternative fuel of choice for the container shipping industry with significant expansion in ship orders and global bunkering infrastructure, a SEA-LNGâŠ
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Indonesiaâs Prabowo pitches stability at Davos amid rising global tensions
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has used his Davos debut to drive home a message to global investors that his country intends to stamp out corruption and âgreedanomicsâ, while positioning itselfâŠ
Lire la suite âDrewry: Carriers âDrip-Feedâ Capacity Back Into Suez as Container Rates Slide
Drewry’s World Container Index fell 10% to $2,212 per 40-foot container this week, marking the second consecutive week of declining rates as carriers navigate conflicting strategies over Suez Canal transits...
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Zipline Expands Drone Delivery Service To Houston And Phoenix
Zipline is rolling out its autonomous drone delivery service in Houston and Phoenix in early 2026.
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Morrisons launches online travel service to drive More Card membership
Supermarket giant Morrisons has launched a new online travel service in partnership with Expedia, with the aim of expanding its More Card membership programme.
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Hong Kong wonât pursue carbon-based taxes under bid to go green: Paul Chan
Hong Kong will not pursue carbon-based taxation in its decarbonisation efforts, as maintaining a low and simple tax framework is central to the cityâs competitive advantage, the financial chief hasâŠ
Lire la suite âFrance Intercepts Russian Arctic Crude Oil Aboard âGrinchâ in Global First
French naval forces intercepted and diverted the Russian-linked oil tanker Grinch on Thursday in the western Mediterranean between the southern coast of Spain and northern Morocco, in the first knownâŠ
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Uncertainty over who constitutes âcarrierâ under US import/export rules, Gard warns
Potential for costly disputes, worldâs largest marine insurer advises Related StoriesWait-and-see is the real result from NZF delayGreece and Russia lead shipping’s Red Sea return, but others are now followingFranceâŠ
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Waterstones pledges continued investment as sales and profits surge
Bookseller Waterstones has pledged to continue to invest âin our teams, our shops and our infrastructureâ, after reporting surging full-year profits and sales.
Lire la suite âDecember intermodal volumes see slight decline, while CY 2025 volumes sees annual growth, reports IANA
Total December volume, at 1,526,080 units, fell 0.1% annually, following 4.1% and 2.0% declines in November and October, respectively, as well as respective 2.4% and 1.6% annual gains seen inâŠ
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GM Moves Buick SUV Production Out of China to U.S.
Envision models built at the Kansas City plant will exclusively be sold in North America, although production of the vehicle for other markets will continue in China.
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Greece, China and Russia lead shippingâs Red Sea return, but others are now following
Greek and Chinese companies continue to accelerate their return to Red Sea transits, but some of the recent growth has... Related StoriesDaily Briefing 26 January 2026Ofac imposes fresh sanctions onâŠ
Lire la suite âGreece and Russia lead shippingâs Red Sea return, but others are now following
Greek and Chinese companies continue to accelerate their return to Red Sea transits, but some of the recent growth has... Related StoriesWait-and-see is the real result from NZF delayUncertainty overâŠ
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Could the ocean carrier order book be a matter of âirrational exuberanceâ?
The feeling that an arms race for bigger ships and a rush for alternative fuels has overtaken purely rational decision making is strong, writes Jeremy Masters.
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Trump engaged in âcriminal schemeâ to overturn election: ex-special counsel
Former special counsel Jack Smith defended his prosecution of US President Donald Trump on Thursday, accusing him of engaging in a âcriminal schemeâ to overturn the results of the 2020âŠ
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Patras-Egypt maritime initiative as regional trade opportunism
Mediterranean shipping is fragmenting into opportunistic bilateral arrangements as Red Sea chaos forces ports to chase cargo wherever it moves. The post Patras-Egypt maritime initiative as regional trade opportunism appearedâŠ
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France boards second tanker as pressure to tackle stateless vessels mounts
Sanctioned aframax, last tracked off Spain, has not transmitted AIS data for several hours Related StoriesWait-and-see is the real result from NZF delayUncertainty over who constitutes ‘carrier’ under US import/exportâŠ
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âRising screentime concern presents retail opportunity for someâ
A possible social media ban on under-16s is symptomatic of wider concerns about time spent online. A shift away from âpeak screenâ may benefit some retailers, observes George MacDonald
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