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Gazpromneft-Lubricants: International expansion coming up
Watch out for the Gazprom lube brand to make a significant splash across the world next year. While Gazpromneft-Lubricants continues…
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New York Shipping Exchange: Fixing the $23bn hole in liner shipping
Gordon Downes, the CEO of the recently created New York Shipping Exchange (NYSHEX), reckons he can fix a massive hole…
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Marnavi: Trucker of the sea faces challenges head on
Naples-based Marnavi is one of the few shipping companies in Italy which was not involved in restructuring processes in recent…
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APL: Back in black
September marked one year since France’s CMA CGM took full control of Singapore flagship carrier, APL – 12 months in…
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Ardmore Shipping: Disciplined approach
There is a prudence surrounding the business decisions Anthony Gurnee tends to make that were his peers to follow would…
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ICBC Leasing: Changing the face of shipping
The final issue for 2017 of Maritime CEO magazine launches today with a distinctly Chinese flavour to proceedings. The executive…
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Transmetrics: How AI can fill boxes
Transmetrics, a logistics startup, is helping freight transport companies and logistics service providers optimise operations via technologies such as artificial…
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Ocean Freight Exchange: Multiplatform marketplace
Ocean Freight Exchange (OFE), a multiplatform marketplace for charterers, shipowners, and brokers in the dry bulk, tanker, and gas markets,…
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Sea Blind: Arctic shipping debate on celluloid
A documentary movie Sea Blind – The Price of Shipping our Stuff, will premier tomorrow during this week’s UN Climate…
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ECSA: European shipping could go the way of its yards
The incoming head of the European Community Shipowners’ Associations (ECSA) has a stark warning for bureaucrats in Brussels – support…
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Trans Sea Transport: Vintage bulkers offer opportunities
A well maintained bulk carrier can operate until 30 years of age without any problem. That’s what Massimo Giovannini, managing…
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Confitarma: Time for Italian owners to grow up
The newly elected chairman of the Italian shipowners association (Confitarma), Mario Mattioli, has some specific dossiers to work at in…
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Shesh Venkatraman: The next chapter
News yesterday that Shesh Venkatraman will be departing his position of chief executive officer at Singapore offshore operator Miclyn Express…
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G2 Ocean: Six months on
It is nearly six months since G2 Ocean began work on Labour Day, and the changes continue to roll in…
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Scorpio: Lauro back in expansion mode across many sectors
The last time Emanuele Lauro featured in Maritime CEO he cut a contrite figure, taking the rap for mistimed bulker…
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Hong Kong special issue of Maritime CEO launches
Today sees the launch of the latest issue of Maritime CEO magazine. Oak Maritime’s Jack Hsu stars on the cover…
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ShipNEXT: LevelSeas meets Uber?
Monday’s Maritime CEO interview sees a Ukrainian maritime magnate lay claim to having developed the Uber of shipping, the Holy…
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PortBin: ‘By 2050 there could be more plastic than fish in the ocean’
SpillTech, a new Norwegian company focused on oil spill recovery equipment, is looking to tackle waste pollution issues at ports.…
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Chartworld: ECDIS for free paying off
Digital chart specialist Chartworld’s recent ECDIS for free initiative is paying off handsomely with the company’s CEO describing uptake as…
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Pacific Basin: On the hunt for supramaxes
Pacific Basin, the largest shipowner in Hong Kong by fleet number, is keen to add more supramaxes. In an exclusive…
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