Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) and Maersk might be partners in the 2M Alliance, a vessel-sharing agreement on the Asia-Europe, trans-Pacific and trans-Atlantic trades, but the world's two ...

When A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S (OTC: AMKBY), the world's largest container-line owner, announces layoffs in the middle of a pandemic, the immediate reaction is: They're cutting staff and slashing costs ...

Four years after the arrival of the first Triple-E vessel, Maersk Line has now deployed Madrid Maersk, the first of its second-generation Triple-E containerships. With nearly 2,000 more TEU capacity ...

Maersk Line has been the most profitable container shipping line over the past few years. The company is the largest container shipping line in the world by both ships and TEU capacity. Due to the ...

Shares in Maersk Group rose by nearly 7% after it reported a big rise in profits at its container shipping unit. Maersk Line, the world's biggest container shipper, reported a $439m (£281m) profit for ...

Shipping giant A.P. Moller Maersk A/S is fast-tracking efforts to transition to carbon-neutral ship operations with plans to add in two years what would be the first container ship running on biofuel.

A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S is no longer the world’s largest container line. The Danish carrier has been overtaken by Mediterranean Shipping Co. in terms of capacity, according to data compiled by ...

Maersk Line’s Flagship service offers five products: Chicago Flagship, Dallas Flagship, Houston Flagship, Memphis Flagship, and Northwest Ohio Flagship. Each features dedicated, non-stop rail service ...

Maersk Line is the world’s largest container shipping company with 25,000 employees and 325 offices in 125 countries around the world. Its 600 ships sail every major trade lane on the globe. Maersk ...

As the world’s largest container-shipping company, Maersk Line operates in an industry with a poor overall record of delivering value to shareholders, high volatility and an uncertain outlook. When ...

A.P. Moeller-Maersk A/S is scaling back capacity and cutting jobs in the world’s largest shipping line to adapt to a drop in demand. The Danish company, which last month lowered its profit forecast ...

The world’s biggest container-ship operator is altering course, slashing jobs and canceling or delaying orders for new vessels after years weathering a sharp downturn in the container-shipping market.