The US has introduced new fees and proposed tariffs targeting Chinese-built ships and port equipment, aiming to curb China’s dominance in global shipping. While the move seeks to revive US ...

Chinese ships will be required to pay a fee per tonnage or container. For Chinese-built ships, the fee starts at $18 per net ...

US President Donald Trump has acknowledged ongoing talks with Chinese officials, stating Beijing has ''reached out a number ...

The US Trade Representative's (USTR) announcement is less severe than a plan floated in February to hit vessels produced by ...

The United States unveiled new port fees on Chinese built and operated ships Thursday, in a bid to boost the domestic ...

By Jonathan Saul, Lisa Baertlein, David Lawder and Andrea Shalal LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -The Trump administration on Thursday ...

The Port of Galveston is nearing competition on the $156-million Cruise Terminal 16 and will welcome MSC Cruises and NCL ...

The U.S. Trade office will this week announce its plan for levying port fees on China-linked ships as part of President ...

The Anchorage Assembly authorized a $1.1 billion revenue bond and approved a construction contract for the city-owned port’s ...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s desire to revive the American shipbuilding industry threatens to create another vehicle to drive up costs for shipping companies, port authorities and consumers through a ...

The rise in capacity comes as spot rates tick up on the trade in a possible sign that shipments destined for the US are already being redirected. “Carriers know something is boiling,” says Xeneta ...