Maersk Line names HR chief, while the American Waterways Operators elects chairman and vice chairman and Greencarrier Freight Services appoints COO.

The non-asset based supply chain management provider posted a net loss before taxes of $35 million for the first quarter of 2016, compared to a $77 million loss the previous year, despite revenues dropping 11.8 percent year-over-year to $1.57 billion.

The logistics provider and terminal operator’s rail terminal at the Port of Hamburg’s Container Terminal Altenwerder will undergo a project to add two more tracks, increasing the rail terminal’s annual handling capacity by 17.7 percent.

The troubled South Korean ocean carrier received approval from seven lenders to restructure debts and will now turn its focus to restructuring ship chartering agreements.

Brisbane, Australia-based Super Retail Group will use the supply chain design software provider’s modeling tools to improve forecasting and demand planning capabilities.

Container transport revenues at the Danish shipping conglomerate fell 20 percent year-over-year for the quarter due to a 26 percent decline in average freight rates.

A Federal Maritime Commission working group of industry leaders is meeting for the first time to address chronic problems freight movement in the ocean supply chain.

SSA Marine’s Oakland International Container Terminal, which has operated nights and Saturdays for two months to ease pressure on busy weekday cargo operations, will stay open three nights a week in a during a four-week trial.

The global freight procurement platform, which recently added track and trace functionality, said it will use the funds to broaden sales efforts in Asia and Europe.

XPO Logistics is still digesting several recent acquisitions, resulting in short-term transaction costs that belie its underlying operating performance, according to CEO Bradley Jacobs.