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Global Maritime Forum: Defining moment for shipping

October 3rd, 20180 Shipping has not faced such upheaval since the start of containerisation, argues Peter Stokes, the chairman of the Global Maritime Forum, in an exclusive interview with...

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North P&I: Volatility and uncertainty are the new normal

September 26th, 20180 Volatility and uncertainty are not necessarily what insurance executives want, yet for Paul Jennings, CEO of the North P&I Club, this is the new normal for...

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ChartCo: Further acquisitions on the cards

September 25th, 20180 Since taking the helm at ChartCo in 2010 Martin Taylor has been responsible for three key acquisitions; more are on the cards as this British e-navigation company aims...

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Wallem: A first interview with Frank Coles

September 20th, 20180 In unveiling Frank Coles as his next CEO yesterday, Wallem chairman Nigel Hill commented: “The shipping services sector is grappling with a wide range of challenges...

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Triomphe Shipping Lines: New entrant on the grain trades

September 7th, 20186 French agricultural group Invivo Grains and Global Equity Group have partnered to form Triomphe Shipping Lines in Singapore. According to its website, Triomphe’s...

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Höegh Autoliners: Cap under lock and key

September 5th, 20180 Ivar Myklebust has a refreshingly different take on the topic du jour in shipping – the impending global sulphur cap on marine fuel. Writing on the Höegh Autoliners...

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Okeanis Eco Tankers: Making money from scrubbers

September 4th, 20181 At the start of July Okeanis Eco Tankers, owned by the Alafouzos family of Greece, concluded a $100m IPO in Oslo. The planning of this vehicle’s fleet buildup and IPO...

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Wilhelmsen: Our aim is to shape the maritime industry

September 3rd, 20180 Any shipping CEO today needs to be able to talk a good game when it comes to digitalisation. Few, however, walk the walk so committedly as Thomas Wilhemsen, the cover...

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Portcast: What shipping can learn from aviation when it comes to efficiency

August 29th, 20180 Portcast, a Singapore-based startup, which is focused on digitisation solutions for the logistics industry, is looking to launch its initial product in the next...

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SMM: The world's biggest shipping show just got larger

August 28th, 20180 This time next week the doors will open in Hamburg to the world’s largest shipping exhibition. SMM returns, bigger than ever, and argubaly more relevant and important...

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Intelsat: Powering the connected ship

August 14th, 20180 Integrated satellite communications solution provider Intelsat is gearing up to offer the next generation of solutions in order to respond to the many challenges facing...

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AXSMarine: Platform wars reignite

August 13th, 20187 Jacques Goudchaux admits a sense of déjà vu with the current shipping platform wars. The  CEO  of France’s AXSMarine has been here before. Rivals are popping up...

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Hanseaticsoft: Cloud clears way for shipmanagers

August 8th, 20180 Hamburg-based shipmanagement software provider Hanseaticsoft is well on track for expansion with its cloud-based software. Following a significant investment by...

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WaterFront Maritime Services: The changing face of port agency

July 30th, 20180 Dubai-based shipping agency WaterFront Maritime Services is on track to grow its business rapidly around the globe, seizing opportunities from challenges the maritime...

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ZIM: Glickman makes his mark in first year at the helm

July 26th, 20180 It’s been just over a year since Eli Glickman, 56, replaced long serving Rafi Danieli as CEO and president at the world’s 10th largest containerline, ZIM. In his...

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FuelSave: The fuel consumption - emissions puzzle

July 20th, 20182 Germany’s FuelSave is looking to offer what it believes is a game-changing solution to the fuel consumption and emission puzzle facing the maritime industry. The...

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BASS: A helicopter view of shipping operations

July 12th, 20180 BASS, a Norway-based maritime software provider, is upping its efforts on the development of the next generation fleet management system, with the concept of the...

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Stellar Daisy VDR recovered
The voyage data recorder (VDR) of the sunken very large ore carrier has been located and recovered... Feb 18th, 2019 inDry Cargo
China extends import restrictions on Australian coal
Adding to dry bulk’s woes, China is believed to have imposed import restrictions for Australian... Feb 18th, 2019 inDry Cargo
Sterile living conditions onboard make hospitals look attractive: Mission To Seafarers
The Mission To Seafarers has hit out at today’s accommodation blocks, suggesting the sterile... Feb 18th, 2019 inOperations
Cosco ordering 16 newcastlemaxes for bauxite shipping project with Chalco
Chinese state-run shipping giant Cosco is ordering up to 30 newcastlemax bulk carriers at domestic... Feb 15th, 2019 inDry Cargo
Chopped up Maersk Honam in transit
Maersk has issued photos of the chopped up which is now bound from Dubai to be rebuilt at Hyundai... Feb 15th, 2019 inContainers

Ruben Brothers offer for RBD Armatori sees fleet auction cancelled

SSY slashes dry bulk trade forecasts as uncertainties grow

Cobelfret returns to dry bulk buying with Japanese post-panamax deal

MOL Chemical Tankers takes a 20% stake in Den Hartogh

Vale temporarily shuts down Malaysia distribution centre after fire

Laker in winter layup catches fire

Stellar Daisy located

ExxonMobil takes option on Rowan drillship

Bahri clarifies position on Venezuela-bound tanker

Shelf Drilling secures jackup extension from Chevron

Data is the new container: DP World

Milaha starts first direct Europe boxship calls

Stellar Daisy VDR recovered

Tanker owners risk being elbowed out of Korea’s top yards as huge LNG order hoves into view

MOL Chemical Tankers takes a 20% stake in Den Hartogh

Valles back in Japan for an aframax

China extends import restrictions on Australian coal

Valles back in Japan for an aframax

CSC Phoenix parent goes into liquidation

Cosco ordering 16 newcastlemaxes for bauxite shipping project with Chalco

Mission to Seafarers: There will always be bad owners