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Gestioni Armatoriali: Speculative dry bulk investors slammed
Ravenna: Gestioni Armatoriali is a shipping company based in Ravenna involved, as many others currently in Italy, in a debt…
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Vanguard Lifeboat: ‘Owners looking to reinvent themselves’
Singapore: It’s been a good start of the year for Vanguard Lifeboat with the signing of an exclusive teaming agreement…
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Lerus Group: Ukrainian training experts expand
Kiev: A Ukrainian recruitment and training company is expanding in Asia. Lerus Group has provided services for the offshore oil…
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Restech Norway: Maritime markets eyed
Bodø: Back in the 1980s, a captain decided he wanted a more reliable, safe and precise line thrower opposed to…
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Thordon Bearings: Seawater-lubricated propeller shaft bearings here to stay
Burlington: Thordon Bearings has welcomed the recent introduction of a new classification society notation allowing extended inspection periods for propeller…
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Maritime CEO Forum: Dry bulk bloodbath spotlight
Singapore: Dry bulk has rarely faced a more perilous period as now with the number of bankruptcies expected to accelerate…
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ACO Marine: IMO blasted for wastewater confusion
London: Confusion surrounding the entry into force date of MEPC 227(64), the amended regulation governing ship wastewater discharge overboard requirements,…
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Wilhelmsen Ship Management: Owners are ever more selective
Kuala Lumpur: Shipowners are being more selective than ever before when choosing a shipmanager, claims one of the leading names…
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Coldharbour Marine: Inert gas to treat ballast water
Linby: Shipping can expect to hear plenty about the Coldharbour Marine GLD Ballast Water Treatment System this year as the…
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Andriaki Shipping: ‘Instability in the market is not always bad’
Athens: Andriaki Shipping, founded by the famous N.J.Goulandris back in 1953, has been through enough peaks and troughs to know…
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Nor-Shipping: ‘Fantastic opportunities for the bold’
Birgit Liodden has not hung around in the six months since taking the reins of one of the most iconic…
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CNPI: January sales offer record low prices at Chinese yards
For those brave enough to seek out bargains, the January sales at Chinese shipyards offer incredible deals. Ordering as the…
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Talent-Merge: Using technology to attract Generations Y and Z
Singapore: Throughout his time working at shipping service providers Imtech Marine and prior to that Kelvin Hughes, Clarence Khoh continued…
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Sea Level Research: Predicting sea levels
Liverpool: Last week UK firm Sea Level Research received a £200,000 investment to bring unique software to market. Sea Level…
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Euronav: ‘Another robust year for tankers’
Were Maritime CEO to get into presenting awards – and we stress now that will never, ever happen – then…
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Skuld: Quality concerns
Oslo: As the depression in shipping continues into 2016, the quality of the global fleet is likely to come under…
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20|20 Marine Energy: Bunker guidance in 2016
London: A new consultancy, 20|20 Marine Energy, was launched last month to help companies create and implement strategies for purchasing…
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Seaborne Communications: ‘Modesty will bring only modest results’
London: Shipping has a new bespoke PR firm. Many might groan at the news of yet another spin merchant, but…
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Sustainable Shipping Initiative: Low oil prices hinder green developments
London: The current low fuel price is hindering uptake in technologies and other measures that will drive operational and environmental…
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Emarat Maritime: Where rates will head in 2016
Dubai: This year marks the quarter century mark that Captain Jitendra Misra has worked for Emarat Maritime, including 17 years…
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