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Artificial intelligence doesn’t have an intuitive sense of humor. We could use that to our advantage to keep the upper hand over machines.

By Jonathan Browning (Bloomberg) — The Dutch salvage firm that helped prevent a global freight bottleneck when it dislodged a massive container ship stuck in the Suez Canal is fighting the vessel’s owners in a London court, claiming they were denied a proper payout. Teams from SMIT Salvage BV were rushed to the Suez Canal to help refloat the Ever Given and free the critical waterway in the spring of 2021. The firm, known for flying employees from one shipping crisis to the next, arg...

World’s top maritime cargo carriers are joining forces with the world’s first industrial safety technology accelerator to reduce cargo loss.

You'll have to be an early bird to catch a glimpse of March’s full worm moon at its peak in 2023.

This might be the best week yet for international participation at the Carnival, with horses from 10 countries set to line up across the seven races on Friday. It should still be a good night for the home Godolphin team, however. They have a stranglehold on the night’s feature, the Group 3 Nad Al-Sheba Trophy. They’ve won it nine times, including the last six, and field four

The authority raised all transit fees through the canal by 15 per cent on January 1

Just Drinks sits down with Diageo’s president for global supply chain and procurement to discuss to logistics disruption.

The world’s biggest shipping company said Monday it sued a rival shipping line in a Danish court, seeking compensation for ship delays that resulted from the blocking of the Suez Canal by a hulking vessel two years ago. The Panama-flagged vessel Ever Given, operated by Evergreen Marine Corp., ran aground in March 2021, blocking the…

Maersk has filed suit against rival Evergreen over the delays caused by the infamous grounding of the boxship Ever Given in the Suez Canal two years a...

Two years later, the Suez Canal drama is still unfolding the way it did back then -- very, very slowly. Danish shipping giant Maersk filed a...