Forget the glossy quarterly reports for a second. The real story from CMA CGM's latest announcement isn't about EBITDA percentages, but about what it means for your Amazon package or that new appliance you ordered.
Seoul wants to chart a new course through the Arctic, but industry insiders aren't exactly booking tickets. The data suggests a long, cold wait for profitability.
The container shipping world was supposed to be humming along with every ship deployed. Turns out, a certain regional conflict and a penchant for upgrades have other ideas.
The shipping world is still reeling from a Q1 2026 that would make a seasoned sailor seasick. Yet, somehow, container volumes managed a 4.4% bump. Curious, isn't it?
The China-Australia shipping lane is booming, and carriers are getting paid. Maersk's latest move confirms it.
Did Freightos deliver on its promises this quarter? The numbers suggest a bumpy ride, even as the industry sails through choppy waters.
The Strait of Hormuz is poised to reopen, but don't expect smooth sailing just yet. Prepare for shipping chaos and climbing freight rates across the board.
Ships are vanishing off AIS near the Strait of Hormuz, leaving a black hole of data and stuck vessels. Meanwhile, the container ship orderbook is ballooning. This smells like trouble.
The US Department of Justice has leveled serious charges against four global container giants and seven executives for allegedly forming a cartel. This scheme, running from late 2019 to early 2024, is accused of artificially inflating shipping container prices and slashing production.
Forget the usual suspects of blanked sailings; the real engine behind the latest freight rate surge is plain old demand. Carriers are flexing muscle as peak season kicks off.
The roles are reversed. Once a growth engine, Sub-Saharan African exports to Europe have hit the brakes, even as European shipments to the continent suddenly accelerate.
The seemingly impenetrable walls of global shipping are starting to crack. A top CEO is indicted in the US for allegedly orchestrating a massive price-fixing scheme, shaking the foundations of how we move goods worldwide.