In an unprecedented $2 billion holiday spending spree, Carnival Corp. ordered a new cruise ship on Wednesday for each of its four major cruise brands.
WORKERS at Rosyth Shipyard were celebrating today after the Ministry of Defence confirmed they would have a major part of building the new multi-billion pound super aircraft carriers.
The latest addition to the Navy fleet cost twice as much as it was supposed to, and it was eight months late in coming to its homeport.
A ferry which had been moored in Pembroke Dock for three weeks has finally set sail, ending a dispute between unions and the ferry company.
The Port of Ngqura has the deepest container berths in South Africa, which are able to accommodate the world
Two years ago, the 98-foot New Zealand maxi Konica Minolta was the gun boat of the Rolex Sydney Hobart yacht race, her only rival Melbourne maxi Skandia.
A Tyneside shipbuilders has been hit with uncertainty after missing out on a multi-billion pound contract to build new aircraft carriers.
Hong Kong handled 1.75 million containers in November, down 7.9% over a year earlier and 251,000 containers less than in October, the Port Development Council says.
Amphibious Group Two welcomed it’s newest ship into the fleet Wednesday. Rear Admiral Garry Hall said he accepted San Antonio into the amphibious group. and with a little more outfitting the amphibious transport dock will be ready to operate with the fleet.
After 21 years of service, the attack submarine USS Salt Lake City arrived Thursday at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, which will serve as its last stop before the submarine is dismantled and scrapped.
Transocean Inc. (NYSE:RIG) today announced that its report of drilling rig status and contract information covering the company’s offshore drilling fleet has been updated as of December 15, 2005.
DALLAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Dec. 15, 2005–ENSCO International Incorporated (NYSE:ESV) announced today that its Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet Report has been updated as of December 15, 2005.
SMIT takes another step in its strategy to expand its harbour towage activities by acquiring 50% of Rebras, Rebocadores do Brasil S.A.. Rebras already owns three 55 tons BP ASD harbour tugs which are chartered out on bare boat basis.
Norway offered offshore oil production licenses Thursday to 26 companies that bid for areas in the North Sea and the Norwegian Sea.
