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Maritime operations run on tight schedules and thin margins, and as ships, terminals and supply chains connect systems for visibility and efficiency, attackers gain paths to entry. Cyber risk has …

Airports have long been seen as gateways connecting people and products across continents. Today, their role is evolving, as they become central hubs in the global cold chain, supporting the …

On Monday, October 20, on stage at the Supply Chain Day just before F3, FreightWaves announced the recipients of its prestigious 2025 Shipper of Choice awards, honoring top-performing companies that …

Tampnet, a Norway-based provider of offshore connectivity services, has been selected to deliver digital connectivity infrastructure for the Salamanca deepwater development in the U.S. Gulf, operated

From the FCA's first review of the motor finance sector in April 2018, through to its ban on discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs) in January 2021 culminating in the Supreme Court's …

In a significant boost to India-Sri Lanka economic ties, the Colombo West International Terminal (CWIT) has become the single largest contributor to Sri Lanka's foreign direct investment during the fi

DNV’s latest report, ‘Maritime nuclear propulsion: Technologies, commercial viability, and regulatory challenges for nuclear-powered vessels’, highlights how maritime nuclear technologies differ from

Japan’s shipbuilders are mounting their most ambitious modernisation drive in decades, seeking a ¥350bn ($2.3bn) government-backed injection to double national shipbuilding output within 10 years. Th

PD Ports has introduced fully automated weighbridge systems at Teesport and Hartlepool, increasing capacity to handle up to 7,000 tonnes of bulk cargo per weighbridge per day. The upgrade improves …

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