A cargo ship which collided with a U.S. tanker in the North Sea earlier this month has been towed to the Scottish port of ...

More than two weeks after a container ship crashed into ... firefighting system before abandoning ship. Only one of the Stena Immaculate's cargo tanks containing jet fuel was damaged, according ...

A tug and barge, contracted by MSC, were able to go alongside the MSC Baltic III earlier in the month to load some storage ...

A container ship which collided with a US oil tanker in the North Sea will be towed to Aberdeen in Scotland, the coastguard has said. The Solong smashed into the anchored tanker Stena Immaculate ...

Container ship severely damaged in North Sea collision to be towed to Scotland - The Solong sailed into the tanker Stena ...

President Donald Trump wants to revive the sector, starting with new fees on Chinese-made container ... 10 ships annually" while their Chinese counterparts produce more than 1,000. Shipping ...

BERLIN — Car-carrying ships have sent more cargo from Europe and China, Japan and Korea to the United States in the first months of the year than last year, shipping data showed, in a sign of ...

Stevedores in Germany should be preparing to load the first batch on a ship bound for a massive energy project in Louisiana. Instead the cargo is ... An estimated 83% of container ship visits ...

Stevedores in Germany should be preparing to load the first batch onto a container ship bound for a massive energy project in Louisiana. Instead, the cargo is sitting in a German warehouse after ...

With newbuilding activity having been largely restricted to small volumes of container- friendly single-deckers for many years, and regular scrapping of elderly general cargo ships, there has been ...

A cargo ship involved in a crash with an oil tanker in the North Sea has been towed to Aberdeen. The impact between the Solong and the US-registered tanker Stena Immaculate in the North Sea on 10 ...

While they support bolstering the U.S. shipbuilding industry, officials warned millions of dollars in fees each time a Chinese-built ship stops at a U.S. port would threaten Great Lakes shipping.