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Maritime Trade in Transition
Cities the world over are polishing their offerings to the maritime sector in a bid to attract the industry’s cash, jobs and expertise. Companies have an unprecedented choice of viable locations for their offices, and maritime cities are doing their utmost to alter policy and market their strengths to attract business. Lloyd’s List brings the truth behind the marketing efforts, gauging the actual strengths and weaknesses of a maritime cluster, to help your business decide where it needs to be.
Buy preferred shares, there are not many of them
Investment in preferred shares beats long-term average returns
Cosco yard wins three 1,750 teu newbuilds
Ships are said to be an option exercised by Lomar Shipping
Container line bosses split on risk of another bankruptcy
Market conditions brighter as annual transpacific contracting starts, but could new alliances create renewed instability?
D'Amico tumbles into the red amid tepid tankers
But market has strong underlying fundamentals, argues ebullient boss Fiori
Ezra faces $170m write down
Offshore services provider is working with advisers on restructuring
Danaos boosts profits as last interest swaps expire
Boxship owner cannot speculate about result of Hyundai and Hanjin talks
Korea beats China in tanker orders on competitive newbuild deals
South Korean builders are offering Chinese prices
Cosco versus Frontline and DHT
World’s largest tanker firms vying for investors
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