Maersk Line orders 10 'Triple-E' mega-ships Maersk Line has signed a contract for 10 of the world's largest, most efficient container vessels with an option to buy another 20.

AP Moller-Maersk rose after the Houthis started attacking ships in the Red Sea again.

Maersk announced Friday that it will suspend all shipping through the Red Sea for the “foreseeable future” because of the threat of attacks on vessels using the vital maritime trading route.

Maersk Sentosa and Kensington, with capacities of 6,500 and 6,200 twenty-foot containers, respectively, are part of Maersk Line Limited, a U.S. subsidiary of the Danish company.

The gap between MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company and the next largest carrier has grown to equal the size of the world’s ...

Maersk, the world’s second-largest container carrier, said it is again accepting imports at Israel’s Port of Haifa days after ...

Shippers are paying an average 21% tariff on containerized imports entering the United States, ocean line Maersk said.

Commentary and archival information about Maersk Line from ... Why the Shipping Industry Isn’t Rushing Back to the Red Sea. The companies that operate large container ships say they plan to keep ...

Maersk halted Haifa calls on June 20, but has now resumed them for imports to Israel as of June 25 after the announcement of ...