The German capital’s delayed €2.5bn transport hub will not now open until March 2013 after fears were raised about its fire protection systems

The decision by Canadian Pacific’s chief, chairman and four other executives comes after pressure from Pershing Square to shake up management

Caucasus state’s railway monopoly seeks a listing on the London Stock Exchange for global depositary receipts representing 25% of its shares

Settlement of tax dispute in Algeria and investment gains mask first-quarter decline as Danish group highlights problems facing sector

After a brief rally, the industry’s downturn has resumed with a rash of gloomy updates and shipping lines have slowed their vessels to and from China

FAIRSTAR Heavy Transport said today it has turned down what it termed a ‘poison pills’ financing offer from Dockwise.

GERMANY's shipbuilding sector braced itself today for another difficult year, after 2011’s sluggish contracting.

IMO CHIEF Koji Sekimizu today called today for a thorough review of armed anti-piracy guards on ships.

AS ITS fleet continues to dwindle, Michael Zolotas-led NewLead has reported huge losses – and a new coal-trading investment.

NASDAQ-listed Ultrapetrol has reported a doubling of quarterly losses on much weaker soybean volumes for its South American river business.

A UK HIGH Court trial started today in Sovcomflot's lawsuit against former chartering partner Yury Nikitin.

IRAN’S exports on crude tankers could fall another 500,000 barrels per day when the EU embargo takes effect in July, Barclays has predicted.

Death of Maersk McKinney-Møller, chief executive for 28 years, severs last connection between shipping group’s senior management and founding family

NASDAQ-listed Euroseas will use proceeds from its impending rights offering to buy vessels, CEO Aristides Pittas has confirmed.

MISC SAID today its year on year losses deepened to $133.9M in 1Q12, from losses of $59M in the same period of 2011.

TTA SAID today it cut losses in the second quarter of fiscal year 2012 to 205M baht ($6.5M), from 560M baht in that quarter of the previous year.

Longo: «chi evita il confronto diretto è proprio il governo»

INDONESIAN palm oil grower First Resources said 1Q12 profits rose 60% year on year to $49M, due to a surge in sales of crude palm oil and palm oil products.

Andersen: proseguiremo le nostre iniziative per la crescita dei noli per tutto il 2012

A SUDDEN surge in Suezmax tanker rates on the route from West Africa to the US East Coast and UK Continent yesterday is likely to buoy VLCCs loading West African crude, brokers told Fairplay today.