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Saudi-based Bahri, a global leader in logistics and transportation, said it has moved up multiple spots to rank 40th on Forbes Middle East’s Top 100 List 2021, thus strengthening its position as one of the biggest, most valuable companies in the region.
Post COVID 19, the maritime industry witnessed its first in-person event which concluded successfully in Dubai. Organised by Biz Events Management, ShipTek 2021 – An International Conference on Marine, Offshore and Oil & Gas Industry and International Maritime Awards, celebrated its astounding 14th edition at Dusit Thani Hotel, Dubai scheduled on 7th – 8th June, ...
Bahri, a global leader in logistics and transportation, was named the “Ship Operator of the Year” at the ShipTek Awards 2021 held recently in Dubai. The recognition, which is the latest of several awards won by Bahri this year, reflects the company’s consistently high performance, exceptional service standards, and extraordinary resilience, and further strengthens its position
Ichltd. >> clayton: 7:23. time for news by the number. 60 million dollars how much six costa concordia cruise passengers are suing the cruise line far, alleging recklessness on the part of the ship operator. next, 5%, how much costs are expected to jump before march. that means now is the time to buy. get out there. and finally, 14.8 million be, that's how many union members there were in 2011. and that's up by about 50,000 people and union leaders hoping that they've bottomed out. and 10 georgetown. >> clayton: thank you for working that in there. you've heard of occupy wall street. what abou...
Neil cavuto and your world will be joined at 4:00 p.m. eastern this tuesday. you won't want to change the channel until we know who wins. kelly? >> new developments in the cruise ship caster in italy. divers recovered a woman's body from the wreck rage of the beached costa concordia. the number of dead now 17, 15 are still missing. meantime in miami, six passengers are suing the parent company, carnival cruise lines, for $460 million in compensation saying the ship operator is guilty for the wreck. the company is offering uninjured passengers more than $14,000 to cover loss of baggage and refu...