Brussels threatens Korea sanctions SOUTH Korea's trade relations with the European Union could be damaged if the Far East nation does nothing to halt its "unfair" domination of world shipbuilding.
Evergreen looks to Italian job for cruise strategy JUST a couple of weeks after Taiwanese shipping giant Evergreen expressed interest in breaking into the cruise business, its top management has started to glean intelligence by visits to Italian yards.
Evergreen undeterred by profits dip EVERGREEN Line is planning to forge alliances with other carriers, open new routes and expand in mainland China despite a fall in profits and revenue last year.
Merger plan doubts denied THE Britannia and Standard P&I clubs, which plan to create the world's first "supermutual", have rebuffed suggestions that some of their members are unhappy with the proposed deal.
Private firms join Maasvlakte project The Dutch government has thrown its weight behind a proposal to allow joint port and private sector interests to tender for the development of the Maasvlakte II area, a giant zone earmarked for reclamation from the sea at the mouth of the port of Rotterdam.
POL-Levant may sue over arrest POL-LEVANT may seek compensation for losses incurred while one of its ships was under arrest.
Singapore's PSA signs Sines SINGAPORE'S PSA Corp yesterday signed an agreement with the Port of Sines, Portugal,for a new deepsea container terminal.
Shipbuilding subsidy pact may lose out FEARS are growing that the OECD agreement on eliminating shipbuilding subsidies will not be revived in Congress despite support from the Clinton administration.
CT between wishful thinking and reality. Basically everyone agrees that cargo flows must be shifted to rail. Some of the problems were discussed at "transport '99" in Munich.
Maritime
Wallenius Wilhelmsen: the new market leader. The merger between Wallenius and Wilhelmsen will come into effect on July 1 this year.
Lykes launches a new vessel in its US Gulf-South America service.
Contship Containerlines expands in the Australia/New Zealand trade.
Hanjin strengthens its Asia-Southeast Australia services.
OTAL offers regular calls to Rouen between Europe and West Africa.
All DNOL operations will in future operate under the name of Hamburg Süd.
Flemming R. Jacobs announces capital increase for NOL.
Ports and Terminals
Evergreen and Uniglory call at Singapore's Pasir Panjang Terminal.
Khorfakkan Container Terminal opens a new 350-m berth.
Jawaharlal Nehru Port is expanding at the expense of Mumbai.
China Merchants takes 40% stake in Shekou terminal project.
Cagliari International Container Terminal is due to start in 2000.
Houston publishes 1998 statistics and starts channel dredging.
US ports will continue operating at the turn of the millennium.
Intermodal
ICF wants to speed up restructuring in the face of declining results.
New publications: OECD studies on transport; CEMT study on markets for inland waterways.
Calendar of events: Intermodal '99.
Aviation
Air France and Delta Air Lines have agreed to cooperate closely on a global basis, ending speculation on Air France's future partner.
The SAirGroup has reacted to the Delta/Air France alliance with plans for an alliance between Swissair/Sabena and American Airlines.
ATC Aviation represents TAM in the whole of Europe.
AirT posted a steep drop in profit for fiscal 1998/99.
U-Freight Hong Kong opens a new terminal for air cargo.
Crossair selects Embraer of Brazil to supply its new regional jets.
CT between wishful thinking and reality. Basically everyone agrees that cargo flows must be shifted to rail. Some of the problems were discussed at "transport '99" in Munich.
Maritime
Wallenius Wilhelmsen: the new market leader. The merger between Wallenius and Wilhelmsen will come into effect on July 1 this year.
Lykes launches a new vessel in its US Gulf-South America service.
Contship Containerlines expands in the Australia/New Zealand trade.
Hanjin strengthens its Asia-Southeast Australia services.
OTAL offers regular calls to Rouen between Europe and West Africa.
All DNOL operations will in future operate under the name of Hamburg Süd.
Flemming R. Jacobs announces capital increase for NOL.
Ports and Terminals
Evergreen and Uniglory call at Singapore's Pasir Panjang Terminal.
Khorfakkan Container Terminal opens a new 350-m berth.
Jawaharlal Nehru Port is expanding at the expense of Mumbai.
China Merchants takes 40% stake in Shekou terminal project.
Cagliari International Container Terminal is due to start in 2000.
Houston publishes 1998 statistics and starts channel dredging.
US ports will continue operating at the turn of the millennium.
Intermodal
ICF wants to speed up restructuring in the face of declining results.
New publications: OECD studies on transport; CEMT study on markets for inland waterways.
Calendar of events: Intermodal '99.
Aviation
Air France and Delta Air Lines have agreed to cooperate closely on a global basis, ending speculation on Air France's future partner.
The SAirGroup has reacted to the Delta/Air France alliance with plans for an alliance between Swissair/Sabena and American Airlines.
ATC Aviation represents TAM in the whole of Europe.
AirT posted a steep drop in profit for fiscal 1998/99.
U-Freight Hong Kong opens a new terminal for air cargo.
Crossair selects Embraer of Brazil to supply its new regional jets.
CT between wishful thinking and reality. Basically everyone agrees that cargo flows must be shifted to rail. Some of the problems were discussed at "transport '99" in Munich.
Maritime
Wallenius Wilhelmsen: the new market leader. The merger between Wallenius and Wilhelmsen will come into effect on July 1 this year.
Lykes launches a new vessel in its US Gulf-South America service.
Contship Containerlines expands in the Australia/New Zealand trade.
Hanjin strengthens its Asia-Southeast Australia services.
OTAL offers regular calls to Rouen between Europe and West Africa.
All DNOL operations will in future operate under the name of Hamburg Süd.
Flemming R. Jacobs announces capital increase for NOL.
Ports and Terminals
Evergreen and Uniglory call at Singapore's Pasir Panjang Terminal.
Khorfakkan Container Terminal opens a new 350-m berth.
Jawaharlal Nehru Port is expanding at the expense of Mumbai.
China Merchants takes 40% stake in Shekou terminal project.
Cagliari International Container Terminal is due to start in 2000.
Houston publishes 1998 statistics and starts channel dredging.
US ports will continue operating at the turn of the millennium.
Intermodal
ICF wants to speed up restructuring in the face of declining results.
New publications: OECD studies on transport; CEMT study on markets for inland waterways.
Calendar of events: Intermodal '99.
Aviation
Air France and Delta Air Lines have agreed to cooperate closely on a global basis, ending speculation on Air France's future partner.
The SAirGroup has reacted to the Delta/Air France alliance with plans for an alliance between Swissair/Sabena and American Airlines.
ATC Aviation represents TAM in the whole of Europe.
AirT posted a steep drop in profit for fiscal 1998/99.
U-Freight Hong Kong opens a new terminal for air cargo.
Crossair selects Embraer of Brazil to supply its new regional jets.
CT between wishful thinking and reality. Basically everyone agrees that cargo flows must be shifted to rail. Some of the problems were discussed at "transport '99" in Munich.
Maritime
Wallenius Wilhelmsen: the new market leader. The merger between Wallenius and Wilhelmsen will come into effect on July 1 this year.
Lykes launches a new vessel in its US Gulf-South America service.
Contship Containerlines expands in the Australia/New Zealand trade.
Hanjin strengthens its Asia-Southeast Australia services.
OTAL offers regular calls to Rouen between Europe and West Africa.
All DNOL operations will in future operate under the name of Hamburg Süd.
Flemming R. Jacobs announces capital increase for NOL.
Ports and Terminals
Evergreen and Uniglory call at Singapore's Pasir Panjang Terminal.
Khorfakkan Container Terminal opens a new 350-m berth.
Jawaharlal Nehru Port is expanding at the expense of Mumbai.
China Merchants takes 40% stake in Shekou terminal project.
Cagliari International Container Terminal is due to start in 2000.
Houston publishes 1998 statistics and starts channel dredging.
US ports will continue operating at the turn of the millennium.
Intermodal
ICF wants to speed up restructuring in the face of declining results.
New publications: OECD studies on transport; CEMT study on markets for inland waterways.
Calendar of events: Intermodal '99.
Aviation
Air France and Delta Air Lines have agreed to cooperate closely on a global basis, ending speculation on Air France's future partner.
The SAirGroup has reacted to the Delta/Air France alliance with plans for an alliance between Swissair/Sabena and American Airlines.
ATC Aviation represents TAM in the whole of Europe.
AirT posted a steep drop in profit for fiscal 1998/99.
U-Freight Hong Kong opens a new terminal for air cargo.
Crossair selects Embraer of Brazil to supply its new regional jets.
CT between wishful thinking and reality. Basically everyone agrees that cargo flows must be shifted to rail. Some of the problems were discussed at "transport '99" in Munich.
Maritime
Wallenius Wilhelmsen: the new market leader. The merger between Wallenius and Wilhelmsen will come into effect on July 1 this year.
Lykes launches a new vessel in its US Gulf-South America service.
Contship Containerlines expands in the Australia/New Zealand trade.
Hanjin strengthens its Asia-Southeast Australia services.
OTAL offers regular calls to Rouen between Europe and West Africa.
All DNOL operations will in future operate under the name of Hamburg Süd.
Flemming R. Jacobs announces capital increase for NOL.
Ports and Terminals
Evergreen and Uniglory call at Singapore's Pasir Panjang Terminal.
Khorfakkan Container Terminal opens a new 350-m berth.
Jawaharlal Nehru Port is expanding at the expense of Mumbai.
China Merchants takes 40% stake in Shekou terminal project.
Cagliari International Container Terminal is due to start in 2000.
Houston publishes 1998 statistics and starts channel dredging.
US ports will continue operating at the turn of the millennium.
Intermodal
ICF wants to speed up restructuring in the face of declining results.
New publications: OECD studies on transport; CEMT study on markets for inland waterways.
Calendar of events: Intermodal '99.
Aviation
Air France and Delta Air Lines have agreed to cooperate closely on a global basis, ending speculation on Air France's future partner.
The SAirGroup has reacted to the Delta/Air France alliance with plans for an alliance between Swissair/Sabena and American Airlines.
ATC Aviation represents TAM in the whole of Europe.
AirT posted a steep drop in profit for fiscal 1998/99.
U-Freight Hong Kong opens a new terminal for air cargo.
Crossair selects Embraer of Brazil to supply its new regional jets.
Panamax prices REBOUND THERE ARE SIGNS that the slump in newbuilding prices may be over and that yards may be able to look to the future with more optimism. A deal struck by John Chandris for six ships may fill Far East yards with a greater resolve to hold out for better terms. The development may also be behind the surprise order of up to nine Panamaxes by Norwegian owner Andreas Ove Ugland.
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