French carrier suffers from rising bunker costs even as transported volume remains high

Russian aluminium giant is resuming bauxite, alumina and aluminium shipments, having taken steps to rid of Oleg Deripaska’s influence

Greece should take advantage of developments in Europe in order to attract a big part of maritime and ancillary activities, says UGS president Theodore Veniamis

Container carriers blame rising fuel costs and subsequent low freight rates on significant first-quarter losses

Mergers and acquisitions have required reshuffles to meet regulatory requirements

Seatrade’s chief executive has overseen an unconventional switch from the conventional operator to the liner business, but he insists the company is sticking to its roots

Russian aluminium giant is resuming bauxite, alumina and aluminium shipments, having taken steps to rid of Oleg Deripaska’s influence

Greece should take advantage of developments in Europe in order to attract a big part of maritime and ancillary activities, says UGS president Theodore Veniamis

Average weighted time charter earnings on the Baltic Exchange have fallen from $20,801 per day on May 14 to $11,177 at the close on Friday

Steel production to grow at a slower pace of 1%-1.5% during the coming years, JP Morgan says

Executives from ICBC Leasing, Bocomm Leasing, CMB Leasing and AVIC Leasing are divided on whether they should be more engaged with smaller shipping firms

Euroseas and EuroDry could be attractive to other small or large private fleets looking for opportunities to grow and obtain a public listing

Three ships built in 2012-2014 will be deployed in the Stena-Sonangol pool for spot trading

Greece should take advantage of developments in Europe in order to attract a big part of maritime and ancillary activities, says UGS president Theodore Veniamis

Singapore-based AET Tankers orders four more DP2 shuttle tankers as it wins long-term contract from Petrobras

Notes will pay 8.5% interest and they will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange

Scorpio Tankers may be a second tier shipowner, but the main Chinese leasing financiers appear to like it

Nasdaq-listed owner slips into a first-quarter loss on higher bunker and ballasting costs

French carrier suffers from rising bunker costs even as transported volume remains high

Notes will pay 8.5% interest and they will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange

Scorpio Tankers may be a second tier shipowner, but the main Chinese leasing financiers appear to like it

Hong Kong came in seventh in the Menon Economics ranking of leading global maritime capitals last year, compared with Shanghai, which was fourth and Singapore, seen as its closest regional competitor, came in first

Executives from ICBC Leasing, Bocomm Leasing, CMB Leasing and AVIC Leasing are divided on whether they should be more engaged with smaller shipping firms

Updated: Irrational supply side is contrary to basic laws of economics, Zim says

Declines seen in premium income and combined ratio

Suitable policies available at modest cost, Moore insists

Ruling has major implications for interpretation of causation under Institute Clauses

Existing managements retain significant stakes even though JC Flowers will have control

Senior management from both sides to remain

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