A worker walks past a Swiber support vessel at one of their shipyards in Singapore July 10, 2013. Singapore’s Swiber Holdings, which owns the world’s largest fleet of offshore construction vessels for shallow water and wants to venture into deepwater, is looking at Islamic bonds, or sukuk, after raising $754 million from corporate bond markets. Picture taken July 10, 2013. REUTERS/Edgar Su (SINGAPORE – Tags: BUSINESS TRANSPORT ENERGY)
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The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board has issued a marine accident brief related to its investigation into last year’s accident involving the G.M. McAllister striking a wharf on the Elizabeth...
A bizarre incident in the Singapore Strait this week as a containership apparently grounded next to (and possibly struck) a second grounded containership that has been shipwrecked in the area...
A 42-year-old man is missing after failing overboard while transferring from a commercial tug to a barge near Blount Island in Jacksonville, Florida on Sunday. The Coast Guard suspended the...
