The Maritime Executive
Articles posted by the international team of staff writers at The Maritime Executive.
Matson Contributed $8.6 Million to Community Programs in 2025
[By Matson] $3.1 million to Food Security programs $ 1.8 million to Health & Human Services $871K to Environmental programs Matson...
Chubb Details Structure of the Gulf Maritime Insurance Facility with DFC
[By Chubb] Chubb (NYSE: CB), the world's largest publicly traded property and casualty insurer, today outlined the structure and s...
Hornblower Announces Steelpointe Shipyard Expansion and New Vessel Services
Bridgeport Facility Significantly Expands Hornblower Footprint to 17 Acres Offering Vessel Construction, Propulsion, Management, C...
Diana Vows Proxy Fight After Genco Again Rejects Merger Proposal
The takeover battle designed to consolidate the dry bulk shipping with the merger of Diana Shipping and Genco Shipping & Trading c...
Switched Off Navigation Sounders a Factor in Nuyina Grounding Says ATSB
A decision to switch off the navigational echo sounders to avoid interfering with scientific instruments is emerging as a key fact...
Fitness App Reveals Location of French Carrier Strike Group
French officials were embarrassed and worked quickly to correct an incident after the newspaper Le Monde on Thursday revealed it h...
Panama Responds to Hutchison Calling Accusations “Scandalous”
The back-and-forth between China, Panama, and CK Hutchison heated up as Panama’s President, Jose Raul Mulino, met the press on Thu...
China Floats Second Cruise Ship and Orders Ships for International Market
China marked the next milestone in its efforts at expanding the domestic cruise industry with the float-out of its second large do...
Trump Calls NATO Allies “Cowards” for Not Supporting Opening Hormuz
There are many comments circulating after Donald Trump went on social media early on Friday, March 20, and called America’s NATO a...
UK Tracks Russian Tanker as US Tightens the Rules on Oil to Cuba
Close attention is being paid to two tankers, which observers suspected were heading toward Cuba in a Russian effort to provide so...