Maritime News
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Maritime Industry Celebrates Presidents' Day with Sustainability Focus
The maritime industry marks Presidents' Day with a focus on sustainability, as Green Rain Energy Holdings extends warm wishes and highlights its environmental initiatives.
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Carriers Sales & Purchase Market Report for Week 07
A weekly report from Carriers Chartering Corp. S.A. on the latest activity in the carriers sales and purchase market.
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Freight Market Outlook: Carriers Anticipate Pricing Power, Shippers Seek Flexibility in 2026
As the freight market enters 2026, carriers and shippers are taking notably different approaches, with carriers expecting pricing power and shippers planning for flexibility.
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Drake Portals Enhances Tax Collaboration Tools for Maritime Professionals
Drake Software announces upgrades to its Drake Portals platform, improving document classification and workflow for tax professionals and their clients.
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Drake Portals Enhances Document Workflow for Tax Professionals
Drake Software announces upgrades to its Drake Portals solution to streamline collaboration between tax professionals and clients.
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Wheaton Precious Metals Expands Silver Streaming Deal with BHP
Wheaton Precious Metals has acquired an additional silver stream from BHP's Antamina mine, strengthening its precious metals portfolio.
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National Fuel Tax Cap Could Provide Relief for Truckers
New legislation aims to cap state fuel taxes at 50 cents per gallon, potentially reducing diesel costs for the trucking industry.
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Wheaton Precious Metals Expands Silver Streaming Partnership with BHP
Wheaton Precious Metals announces acquisition of additional silver stream from BHP's Antamina mine, strengthening its precious metals portfolio.
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Arctic Ship Traffic Hits Record High as Resource Projects Drive Growth
Ship traffic in the Arctic reached a new milestone in 2025, with a 40% increase in unique vessels operating in the region compared to 2013, driven by resource development projects.
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Shipping Capacity Crunch and Consolidation Shake Up Maritime Industry
A roundup of recent news on blank sailings, shipping market moves, and maritime decarbonization efforts.
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Dry Bulk Market Enters 2026 on Stronger Footing
The dry bulk shipping market has started 2026 on a firmer note, building on the strong finish to 2025, according to the latest report from Xclusiv Shipbrokers.
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Wheaton Precious Metals Exceeds 2025 Production Guidance, Forecasts 50% Growth by 2030
Wheaton Precious Metals reports strong 2025 production results and provides long-term outlook projecting significant growth in gold equivalent ounces.
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Geospatial Intelligence Takes Center Stage at Munich Security Conference
Recent developments at the Munich Security Conference indicate that geospatial intelligence is emerging as a critical capability for maritime and national security.
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Carbon Fiber Demand Surges in Asia-Pacific, Driven by Renewable Energy and Mobility
The global carbon fiber market is projected to grow at an 18% CAGR through 2031, fueled by expanding demand in the Asia-Pacific region across renewable energy and mobility applications.
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Asia-Pacific Drives Demand for Sustainable Infrastructure and Carbon Fiber
Azbil recognized for smart building solutions in Asia-Pacific, while the carbon fiber market is projected to grow rapidly in the region driven by renewable energy and mobility applications.
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Container Line SeaLead Appoints New CEO
SeaLead, a growing container shipping line, has promoted Cho Kit Wei to the role of CEO after the previous CEO's departure.
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US Port Fee on Foreign-Built Vessels Opposed by Shipping Industry
The International Chamber of Shipping has voiced opposition to a proposed US port fee on foreign-built vessels, citing it as a substantial cost burden.
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Shipping Lobby Warns US Against Port Fee Plan
The International Chamber of Shipping cautions the US government over plans to charge higher port fees for foreign-built vessels, which could spark retaliation.
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Oilmar Celebrates 10 Years with Charitable Giving Initiative
Dubai-based oil and gas company Oilmar DMCC marks its 10th anniversary with a new philanthropic program supporting 10 charitable organizations over the next decade.
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Maritime Industry Briefing: Grain Volumes, Panama Port Dispute, Leadership Changes
A roundup of recent maritime industry news, including record seaborne grain trade, a legal dispute over Panama port concessions, and leadership changes at a major shipbroker.
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