The Greek dry bulk vessel owner benefited from higher time charter rates and enlargement of its fleet.

Six filings come from each California and Texas; five other states represented.

New Japanese container carrier still expects to achieve profit of $110 million in current fiscal year.

Government-owned company’s CEO says Ashcroft Terminal offers an entry point into North American market and opportunity to increase intermodal and inland container depot operations.

The step up on the strategic trade authorization list means that exports of U.S. technologies controlled for reasons other than national security will be less restricted.

The Chinese shipping firm reports its network applications in the Americas have been fully recovered.

Converted to an oil tanker in 1906, the Thomas W. Lawson became the first pure sailing tankship; it also created the first major oil spill.

The global third-party logistics provider said the previously announced refinancing, including the offering of the notes, is expected to close this Friday.

Gregory Zikos, CFO of the Athens-based containership lessor, attributed the decline primarily to a seasonal softening of demand.

The results were not enough to offset declines in other segments, which pushed first-half profits for parent Deutsche Bahn down 27.9 percent.