Latest business news – Page 32
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NewsSpanish expansion for Bolloré
Bolloré Logistics Spain has established offices in Vigo and Burgos.
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NewsWind lands cable storage contract
Dutch subsea cable specialist Wind has signed a framework agreement with TenneT for the provision of cable transfers and storage for spare export cables.
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NewsMyCrane expands in APAC
MyCrane will roll out its online crane rental platform in Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia having signed a franchise agreement with Allan Taylor.
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NewsBolk takes Uddevalla stake
The Netherlands-headquartered Bolk Transport has acquired a 50 percent stake Sweden’s Uddevalla Specialtransporter.
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NewsAlexander Global to establish paper hub
AD Ports Group signed a strategic partnership agreement with Alexander Global Logistics to create a paper and pulp products hub in Abu Dhabi.
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NewsBLG and Hyundai Glovis form JV
BLG and Hyundai Glovis have formed a joint venture at the AutoTerminal in Bremerhaven, Germany.
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NewsMassachusetts plots port investments
The governor of Massachusetts (USA), Charlie Baker, has committed USD100 million in funds to support the development of offshore wind ports in Salem, New Bedford and Somerset.
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NewsUTC establishes Guyana joint venture
UTC Overseas has established a joint venture with Guyana Shore Base Inc. (GYSBI), expanding its operations and service offering in the country.
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News50 percent off for the next 50 subscribers
With Breakbulk Europe 2022 starting on May 17, we are pleased to offer a 50 percent discount on 4D Supply Chain Consulting e-learning courses to the next 50 subscribers.
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NewsBolloré lands EACOP main logistics contract
Bolloré Logistics has been appointed to provide main logistics contractor (MLC) services for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project.
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NewsWWPC gathers in Vienna
Members of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) gathered in Vienna last week, as the network held its 20th annual conference.
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NewsLarger wind turbines pose route challenges
Given the vast open spaces in the USA and Canada, as well as those nations’ eagerness to embrace renewable energy, it was only a matter of time before wind turbines in sizes usually used offshore have been getting their feet dry across North America.
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NewsFreight forwarders bounce back
After experiencing one of its most challenging years to date amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the global freight forwarding market bounced back strongly and grew by 11.2 percent in real terms in 2021, according to Transport Intelligence (Ti).
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NewsHeavy Lift Awards entry deadline extended
There is now more time to gather your entries for the Heavy Lift Awards 2022, with the deadline for submissions extended to June 10, 2022.
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NewsEU's Russian exposure as oil phase-out proposed
The European Commission (EC) has proposed an EU-wide ban on Russian oil imports by the end of year. This would be a complete import ban on all Russian oil, seaborne and pipeline, crude and refined.
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NewsLockdowns hit Chinese industrial output
For the second month in a row, industrial production in China has contracted.
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NewsRising prices weigh on UK manufacturers
The latest UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) has highlighted ongoing concerns over the rising cost of energy and raw materials.
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NewsOffshore powering up
New offshore wind capacity additions in Europe are poised to hit a record high this year, topping 4 GW for the first time and more than doubling additions seen in 2021, Rystad Energy research shows.
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Newsdeugro enhances visiotrack
deugro has expanded its supply chain management system, deugro visiotrack, with a feature that measures the carbon footprint of global transports.