Maritime
Quad launches Indo-Pacific monitor plan as Hormuz crisis deepens
The strategic grouping also intends to partner with Fiji on port infrastructure
Singamas shares plunge after US DOJ allegations against CEO Teo Siong Seng
The firm has engaged external legal advisors, and business operations will remain normal in the meantime
Singapore shipping veteran, SBF chair Teo Siong Seng and others accused by US of price fixing
The prices of standard shipping containers are said to have roughly doubled between 2019 and 2021, notes the US Department of Justice
Can Singapore help shape the future of the ocean?
The global seas are part of the infrastructure that underpins the country’s stability
SGX-owned Baltic Exchange sued over alleged losses due to oil tanker pricing
Mercuria Energy Group is suing SGX-owned Baltic Exchange over alleged losses due to distortions in a shipping benchmark
The invisible bottleneck in Singapore’s maritime ambitions
Industry and regulatory bodies need to make a deliberate shift in their talent development approach
Competition watchdog flags concerns over SUTL’s proposed S$40 million Marina at Keppel Bay buy
The transaction may enhance the combined operator’s ability to raise prices, says CCS
MOL will watch bunker supply from June as Middle East supply disruptions continue
The surge in freight costs has not significantly dented shipping demand, says Mitsui OSK Lines’ new CEO
Hyundai, ST Engineering bid for US$530 million Thai frigate order
The Royal Thai Navy aims to have eight frigates in its fleet by 2037, up from the current four
Singapore invites proposals on autonomous shipping, kicks off maritime startup competition
The move for suggestions is part of the Republic’s efforts to adopt autonomous technologies in maritime operations
