The rebuilt Melbourne maxi Skandia crossed the finish line at 1446 this afternoon, and had to be towed into her berth at Constitution Dock. For the second time in the race her engine had failed her.
The continued importance and potential of the Asian market for Rolls-Royce was illustrated by a number of significant orders and developments across most of the group
On December 28, the North Shipyard, Saint-Petersburg, transferred a destroyer 956AM to the Chinese Navy, a REGNUM correspondent informs.
South Korean shipbuilders have secured a record value in contracts for 2005, cementing the country’s position as the world’s number one shipbuilder.
WILD Oats XI has sailed into sporting history and ushered in a new generation of sailing technology as its crew defied fickle winds and last-minute crises to finish the Sydney to Hobart yacht race in record time.
The Cape Doctor, the fabled source of winds along Cape Town
Sole British entry HUGO BOSS crosses finishing line in Hobart at 15:14 GMT HUGO BOSS finishes 9th line honours Alex Thomson and crew battled all the way up the Derwent in the final miles.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil
Dragon Oil reports that well LAM 10/112 drilled from the refurbished LAM 10 platform in the Cheleken Contract Area, offshore Turkmenistan, has tested oil from Zones 4, 5 and 6 at a combined rate of 2,950 barrels of oil per day, (
NEW DELHI: The dredging work for the prestigious Sethu Samudram Ship canal project is in full swing with one fifth of the distance in Palk Straits already completed, hardly after five months of its commencement.
The Pearl-Qatar, the multi billion US dollar offshore island and one of the largest real estate developments in the country, is forging ahead of schedule, board members were told at the annual visit to the development.
WEEK ago, a merchant navy ship carrying 100 tonnes of gelatin for a Border Roads Organisation project in Afghanistan started its long voyage from Mumbai port. Four days later, MV Egnia was back
A container vessel on a trans-Pacific route that ran aground Christmas Day outside Ensenada was expected to continue its journey after tugboats worked yesterday to pull it off a shallow sandy bottom near shore.
Korea’s third-largest steel manufacturer, Dongkuk Steel Mill Co., cut prices for its steel plates yesterday, the third time this year, in response to a decrease in the price of slabs, the company said. The company marked down each steel plate by 50,000 won ($49).
