With just six days until the Melbourne In-Port Race most of the VOR crews are back from thier breaks and will shortly be on the water again to commence training.
What is probably the richest sunken treasure in the world, the Sussex, a British warship that went to the bottom of the Mediterranean in 1694 with a cargo of coins now worth up to $4 billion, has become embroiled in a bitter diplomatic dispute that pits Spain against Britain
“I am convinced that before the end of this decade, we will see preparations for China to build its first indigenous aircraft carrier,” said Rick Fisher, the Washington-based vice president of the International Assessment and Strategy Center and an expert on the Chinese military.
Electric Boat has given 222 workers layoff notices today. Most of the layoffs
The unaudited result for 2005 is a net profit estimated at US$ 222 million (US$ 6.53 per share). This figure includes a substantial gain relating to the FPSO Serpentina, for which Mobil Equatorial Guinea exercised its contractual purchase option on 1 November 2005
RAK Properties (PJSC), the premier real estate development company of Ras Al Khaimah, has recently contracted with the China-based China Harbor Engineering Company (CHEC) for the construction of the marine works of Mina Al Arab Project in Ras Al Khaimah for an estimated AED 67 million.
India’s state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp Ltd (ONGC) has struck a deal with ExxonMobil Corp to buy the oil major’s 30 percent stake in Brazil’s “Project Sugar Loaf”, a company spokesman said on Monday.
Companies in the booming oil and gas business are in line for savings on their business rates bills running into millions of pounds from April, The Herald has learned.
Nigerian militants released four foreign oil workers on Monday, ending a 19-day hostage crisis, but threatened to resume attacks on oil facilities in the world’s eighth largest exporter.
The ten Clipper 05-06 Round the World Yacht Race yachts crossed the start line of leg six from Singapore to Qingdao, China, on Friday.
Australia’s defence industry will be on display at a major defence exposition in Sydney as companies and state governments jockey for position ahead of the awarding of multi-billion dollar shipbuilding contracts.
THE creation of a new maritime site would help make South Australia the future shipbuilding hub of the southern hemisphere, Premier Mike Rann said yesterday.
The Northrop Grumman-built Aegis guided-missile destroyer USS Forrest Sherman was introduced to her new crew here on Saturday. About 3,000 people attended the ship’s commissioning ceremony
THE South Australian Government wants to poach key shipbuilders and defence contractors from Sydney, Perth and Melbourne to move to a $140million maritime precinct now being built in Adelaide.
