Posidonia awaits record numbers Keenly anticipated event is testimony to Greek shipowning power
Petrobras chief quits Company gives no reason for sudden departure, saying only that the board will discuss a nomination for an interim chief...
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No workaround for Iran sanctions, even for EU owners, experts argue China and India have acceded to pressure from Washington and will not jeopardise dollar-denominated business
Shipping must beef up its IT workforce or be at the mercy of expensive external suppliers The shipping industry must bolster its IT workforce before it finds itself at the mercy of expensive external tech suppliers...
The revolution will not be presented on a panel Digital disruption viewed from the podium of the conference circuit may not make an accurate metric of progress, but it...
Unifeeder 'up for sale' as private equity owner reaches the five-year mark Nordic Capital is reported to be looking for a new owner for the shortsea and feeder operator that it bought...
Crude tanker earnings rebound as refinery maintenance season ends Record crude runs in the third quarter could support freight earnings in the months ahead
Shippers decry Australia's 'money-grab' bio-security tax Australian tax is purportedly to prevent invasive species and diseases entering the country, but critics fear it is a money-making...
Maritime still ambivalent about new technology Lack of in-house skills and industry knowledge has been identified by a major new survey of attitudes to Internet of...
Indian cabotage relaxation a start but more must follow, says NYK India director India is not fully open because foreign-flagged boxships cannot yet participate in domestic trades, says NYK India director
Will Seaspan become Energyspan? Constant access to low-cost capital is identified as key to seizing new investment opportunities
Is the Yangzijiang share slump justified by shipbuilding's prospects? Positive factors are that dry bulk shipping remains on a good footing and demand for fleet renewal may grow as...
Flag states failing to meet casualty reporting rules More than half of accident investigation reports that are required to be submitted to the IMO for analysis have not...
What's wrong with this system? Being a United Nations agency, the IMO has no powers of enforcement. It can only encourage flag states to submit...
GoodBulk files for US IPO on eve of Posidonia John Michael Radziwill-led company has lodged papers for a long awaited listing in New York.
VLCCs aside, tanker ordering not bad: Gibson Major ship brokerage sees other asset classes having much more limited ordering.
Analysts see Golar LNG selloff as overdone Buy-side analysts emphasise more positive news coming out of company as stock sees largest one-day drop.
Seacor Holdings ends note buyback option US owner has $64.5m outstanding after completing offer to noteholders to repurchase 2.5% convertible series due 2027.
Yang Ming ship loses 83 containers Another 30 severely damaged after vessel hit by large swells.
Spot PSVs sell out in Norway Rates up to £10,000 per day, as anchor-handler activity also increases.
Arild Myrvoll to run Havila ferry unit Rem Maritime chief brought in to spearhead Saevik group's entry into passenger sector.
Enesel takes Ship Finance stake in lucrative boxship deal Containership transaction seen as start of larger relationship with John Fredriksen-led company.
Trojan kamsarmax auction hearing set Court to decide on when Greek bulker to go under the hammer.
PGS and TGS wins Canadian survey contract Norwegian owner and charterer team up for new 3D project.
Tanker scrapping soars along with bunker prices Owners of older tankers struggle as earnings pressure mounts.
Dof Subsea wins three-year extension Norwegian owner ties up construction ship until 2022.
Nordic American Tankers nets close to $20m for pair Further details emerge around Herbjorn Hansson-led owner's double suezmax sale.
HFW reveals UK shipping minister's Cosco mission Two partners accompany Nusrat Ghani on Shanghai trip to discuss maritime opportunities.
Battle for Hodeidah to begin Saudi-led coalition forces prepare for assault on Houthi-held Yemeni port.
Clipper Group hit by vessel sales Danish bulker and ferry owner says reorganisation of business also led to loss for 2017.
Borealis in fourth boxship acquisition Containership owner buys 2,732-teu boxship from China's SITC Ship Management.
Eurotankers boosting suezmax fleet with Toisa buy Greek shipowner grabs South Korean-built vessel, bringing tanker fleet to 14.
Fredriksen mulls options for veteran VLCC octet Scrapping may be low on the list but eight tankers owned by Ship Finance could move out of the market, Frontline says.
Kanoo Shipping buys Wallem South Africa Saudi owner takes over ship manager's Durban and Cape Town agency business.
TechnipFMC clinches CNOOC subsea contract US-listed owner wins 'one of the biggest deals' this year in China.
Samsung wins $364m AET shuttle tanker order Korean yard signs up to build quartet for Petrobras charters.
Oldendorff picks Erma First for ballast water treatment German owner added to client list which also includes GasLog and Safe Bulkers.
Standard Chartered leads new $575m AET facility Bank says funds will go towards Malaysian owner's newbuilding and vessel acquisition plans.
DHL breaks ground on Illinois Innovation Center DHL has broken ground on its Americas Innovation Center in Rosemont Ill., where it will "showcase the latest technology trends in robotics ...
Hapag-Lloyd announces operations surcharge Following other leading container carriers that have announced emergency surcharges in the face of rising fuel prices, Hapag-Lloyd has anno...
Every foot counts in warehousing Escalating demand for freight storage in the United States is not expected to let up anytime soon, but industry analysts say various measur...
Labor, lawmakers slam metal tariffs Outside of the Trump administration, Thursday's White House announcement that the U.S. would drop an exemption of Canada, Mexico and the EU...
Walmart pilots personal shopper service in NYC Walmart Inc. has expanded testing of a new personal shopping and delivery service in certain areas of New York City, the company announced ...
Sealand expanding West Coast service Maersk's Sealand unit said it is expanding its service between the U.S. West Coast and Latin America. The company said it has redesigned p...
Ship Finance purchasing four ships Ship Finance International Limited continues to grow its fleet of containerships. The company, affiliated with the shipping magnate John F...
Transportation, logistics hiring bounces back in May Hiring at U.S. transportation and logistics companies surged in May after slowing significantly the previous month. Firms added another 18...
Shippers' Law: Can states, cities regulate terminals? To what degree can state and local governments regulate shipping terminals? That question is at the heart of two legal battles on the West...
NYMEX crude drops below $66/b, as discount to Brent widens NYMEX July crude fell $1.23 to $65.81/b Friday, despite strong monthly US jobs data, as the lack of pipeline capacity from the Permian Basin weighs on prices and causes bigger discounts relative to ICE Brent
Russian fuel oil output to drop on increased Bitumen summer demand: market sources Russian fuel oil output is expected to drop with bitumen season kick-starting
May 3.5% HSFO Platts MOC barge volume at 2018 low on strong backwardation The volume traded in the Platts Market on Close assessment process for 3.5% fuel oil FOB Rotterdam barges in May was a 2018 low
NWE fuel oil hi-lo could narrow as more countries shift to gas for power The fuel oil hi-lo spread could narrow further on the possibility of countries shifting to natural gas in place of low sulfur fuel oil to meet power generation demand
FEATURE: Container shippers and lines battle over emergency bunker surcharges "The situation is no longer sustainable without emergency action."
Far East Russian ESPO crude appeals to South Korean refiners S Korea's imports of Iranian crude and condensate are expected to further decline reflecting pending US sanctions on tanker transport.
Singapore's onshore middle distillate stocks hit multi-year low at 7.2 mil barrels The last time stocks were lower was in the week ended December 13, 2013, at 6.750 million barrels.
US treasury secretary, Japanese finance minister discuss Iran developments Tokyo is seeking clarification from Washington on its intended re-imposition of sanctions against Tehran.
Methanol bunkering suitable for smaller vessels, converted diesel engines SUMMETH also concluded that there were no barriers to bunkering the ferries.
US DATA: EIA says US fuel oil imports highest since 2011 The large volume of barrels traded in May has required more imports to fulfill deliveries of product.
INTERVIEW: Japan's Idemitsu to prioritize consolidation with Showa Shell: CEO No schedule had so far been decided for a full consolidation.
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