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Laura DiBella has been sworn in as a Commissioner of the Federal Maritime Commission, making history as Florida's first female Secretary of Commerce....
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A small fleet of ships organized by Chevron Corp. is heading to Venezuela, as the company has become the main exporter of the country's oil following...
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Five Nordic countries have come together to criticize renewed American interest in Greenland, insisting that decisions about the island should be mad...
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On Tuesday evening, President Donald Trump announced that Venezuela's interim authorities have agreed to send between 30 and 50 million barrels of s...
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Copenhagen is set to once again become a key hub for maritime innovation and collaboration as the World Maritime Forum returns on February 17–18, 202...
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By Idrees Ali and Phil Stewart WASHINGTON, Jan 7 (Reuters) – The United States is trying to take control of an oil tanker connected to Venezuela aft...
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Damen Naval is increasing its presence in Colombia by working with Georg Fischer for the PES project in LATAM. This project involves the construction...
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Taiwan's largest container shipping company is using Inmarsat's high-speed and secure connectivity service to improve the experience for its crew and...
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New Electrical and Safety Systems for Offshore Wind Farms ABS has granted approval in principle (AIP) to Seatrium for its innovative offshor...
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