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Job cuts but no mass lay-offs as Hamburg Süd prepares for Maersk takeover
Maersk is expected to complete its acquisition of Hamburg Süd by the end of the year but the German line is already in talks with works councils about plans to reduce the local headcount by 11%
Freight Rates | Trade Volumes | Charter Rates | Fleet Statistics
Carriers Containership Fleets
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Opinion
Sowing the seeds of destruction
James Baker
Have carriers learned the lessons of the past, or will history repeat?
Building up their arsenals
Janet Porter
Is Cosco poised to challenge European lines’ dominance of container shipping?
Future of containers
Richard Clayton
Container ships are being ordered to meet the demands of the endless summer of Baby-Boomer consumption
Slowly does it
Linton Nightingale
Global box growth maintains moderate inclination and China remains the chief driver
Port data
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Containers Magazine
Is this the biggest job in container shipping?
Jeremy Nixon sets out to show that three into ONE equals $1bn of savings
Demand for post-panamax tonnage lifts charter market
Rates strengthen in traditional slow summer months, but could soon come under pressure as peak cargo season draws to a close
Market insight
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Latest From Charter rates, Freight rates, Between the lines & Containers
Uncertainty lingers over charter market
Positive sentiment among shipowners could prove short-lived if cargo volumes weaken in the final quarter and drive available spot tonnage upwards
More spot rate sorrow for carriers
Latest SCFI shows transpacific and Asia-Europe rates losing ground
Lines battle to keep ocean freight rates buoyant
Little sign of pre-Golden Week spike in demand as lines prepare for a difficult Q4, but analysts believe a rates war for market share is unlikely on major trades
Ports and Logistics
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Latest From Ports and Logistics
Kuehne+Nagel maintain growth momentum
Container carriers see reversal of bunker costs and terminal fees
Port bills rise to over 40% of operational costs while fuel tumbles to just over 10%, says SeaIntel
CIMC expects to be back in the black with container shipping's recovery
Group's road transportation vehicle business adds to revenue as China's anti-overloading policy increases demand for trucks
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Latest From Containers
Kuehne+Nagel maintain growth momentum
Container carriers see reversal of bunker costs and terminal fees
Port bills rise to over 40% of operational costs while fuel tumbles to just over 10%, says SeaIntel
Vehicle carrier fleet to rebound
With a healthy orderbook and limited scrapping expected through to 2020, the car carrier fleet will only expand, says Dynamar
CIMC expects to be back in the black with container shipping's recovery
Group's road transportation vehicle business adds to revenue as China's anti-overloading policy increases demand for trucks
HMM to raise $620m through new share offering
Proceeds to be used to acquire new containers and terminals — and possibly new vessels
Moody's raises CMA CGM outlook to positive from stable
Shipping line has capitalised quickly on the recovering container market
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