Hamburg outfit still associated with fleet of 24 vessels, with many more managed

Box lines can’t blame bunker costs alone

Update: Chief executive of Danish shipping company says he does not rule out an initial public offering down the line

Chief executive says the market continues to strengthen, especially for capesizes, the sector in which it is most exposed

Second quarter profit slumps on higher fuel costs

Order is placed after the company posts a 16% decline in net profit to $62.2m for April-June

Sharp depreciation already inflating claims in dollar terms

Munich Re’s Dieter Berg steps down after four-year term

Blocking regulation allows one EU entity to sue another for damages arising from compliance with US sanctions against Iran

Lloyd’s List returns to Dubai in November for its annual celebration of maritime excellence across the South Asia, Middle East and Africa region. There are new award categories to reflect the region's diversity and dynamism

Aspen will stop writing aviation, international professional indemnity and marine hull at Lloyd’s, but says most of its Lloyd’s business is performing ‘very well’

Dorothea Ioannou has been appointed chief commercial officer of Shipowners Claims Bureau, leading several executives stepping up to increased responsibilities for guiding future growth

DP World declines to comment on seizure of its stake in Africa’s most modern box terminal

Lloyd’s List returns to Dubai in November for its annual celebration of maritime excellence across the South Asia, Middle East and Africa region. There are new award categories to reflect the region's diversity and dynamism

The LCIA ruled that DP World’s concession at the Dolareh Container Terminal remained ‘valid and binding’ at a tribunal in London last week

Sebastiaan Moolenaar and Reinier Cobussen of Dutch law firm AKD say it is key for companies to be able to manage operational issues to guarantee an uninterrupted supply chain and ensure a clear understanding of who is to pay for the additional costs

K Line filed a lawsuit against APLL at the Tokyo District Court in December 2016

Developments come after prime minister announces 70 ‘technical notices’ for businesses and households over summer

Next generation technology will play an increasingly significant part in upgrading maritime efficiency. However, as the Lloyd's List SMM Business Briefing will reveal, technology can be even more effective when working alongside a better understanding of the regulatory environment, and the needs of tomorrow's seafarers and shore teams

Dorian has selected Clean Marine to supply the seven hybrid all-stream exhaust gas cleaning systems

Blocking regulation allows one EU entity to sue another for damages arising from compliance with US sanctions against Iran

Luciano Bonaso says he has no fleet expansion plans just yet

Increased blending will invariably introduce the possibility of variable quality issues that are potentially not covered by the ISO standard, says IBIA Asia manager Simon Neo

AIS being switched off to prevent detection of oil product imports, UN says

It may take the shock of fines, detentions and port state control inspections to ensure that poor quality marine fuels no longer damage precious engines

No injury or pollution, but both vessels reported damaged

All 23 crew on board the 2012-built Isle of Man-flagged bulker were evacuated safely

EOS expects the instability in the Niger Delta to increase in the run-up to Nigeria’s 2019 general elections, which could result in a spike in piracy activities

The Swedish Coast Guard warned that the hull ran the risk of being further damaged and that more oil could be spilled

The Swedish coast guard claimed some of the spilt oil reached Flatvarp

The US warns over ‘deceptive shipping practices’ conducted by North Korea to evade sanctions

More than 33,000 tonnes of North Korean coal was illegally imported to South Korea last year in violation of United Nations and other sanctions, the South Korean government said on Friday

Turning off the Automatic Identification System is insufficient to avoid Houthi attacks, according to Intertanko

EOS expects the instability in the Niger Delta to increase in the run-up to Nigeria’s 2019 general elections, which could result in a spike in piracy activities

A lone hacker gained access to a range of personal information from the shipbroking giant in November 2017 after infiltrating its computer system during a seven-month period, the company has revealed

The EU’s Indian Ocean naval operation is extended until the end of 2020

The Italian Federation of Shipping Agents says Genoa’s terminals are operating at 100%

Hapag-Lloyd’s revised East Africa loop will launch from September

The use of unusual blend components may increase in the run-up to the low-sulphur regulations taking effect as people try to avoid the high costs of compliance

Profits slip as integration of new businesses and problems at Doraleh hit margins

Order is placed after the company posts a 16% decline in net profit to $62.2m for April-June

Plans afoot to revive Kenya National Shipping Line

Next generation technology will play an increasingly significant part in upgrading maritime efficiency. However, as the Lloyd's List SMM Business Briefing will reveal, technology can be even more effective when working alongside a better understanding of the regulatory environment, and the needs of tomorrow's seafarers and shore teams

Associated British Ports, Rolls-Royce and Svitzer are to work jointly to develop new technologies to keep British ports at the forefront of sustainability and efficiency. At a kick-off meeting in Southampton, the three companies said the aim was to maintain UK ports’ competitive position

Dorian has selected Clean Marine to supply the seven hybrid all-stream exhaust gas cleaning systems

Cosco Shipping and China Merchants are encouraged to pioneer LNG-fuelled engines for their container shipping fleets

Lloyd’s List returns to Dubai in November for its annual celebration of maritime excellence across the South Asia, Middle East and Africa region. There are new award categories to reflect the region's diversity and dynamism

Luciano Bonaso says he has no fleet expansion plans just yet

More tests on boxship stowage plans following loss of containers from YM Efficiency

If watchkeepers must be present, they are better engaged with the task of navigating and not relegated to overseeing equipment 

The Swedish coast guard claimed some of the spilt oil reached Flatvarp

Outside the US, Canada, Panama, Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Chile and Uruguay are also affected

Industry expresses grief for the toll of this week’s blazes as numerous vessels aid those fleeing the flames in coastal areas

Contract also includes an option for two more vessels, while delivery is scheduled at the end of 2020

Taiwanese carrier says the ships will be complied with the new international environmental regulations, including the 2020 sulphur cap

Move comes after HHI made a similar offer to employees at its offshore yard

State-owned Sumec believes it will benefit from Dayang’s eco-design dry bulker products

Greek owner might be showing caution on FSRU expansion — or just optimism about the LNG shipping market

Second-quarter net profit jumps 38% to $146m as revenue soars 110% to $1.2bn

Next generation technology will play an increasingly significant part in upgrading maritime efficiency. However, as the Lloyd's List SMM Business Briefing will reveal, technology can be even more effective when working alongside a better understanding of the regulatory environment, and the needs of tomorrow's seafarers and shore teams

Direct bookings system seems to simplify shipper experience

Maersk’s TradeLens initiative could be just another blockchain trial without support from global carriers

Box shipping and tech giants have 94 partners lined up in blockchain trial, but only one other carrier has put its hat in the ring

Lloyd’s List returns to Dubai in November for its annual celebration of maritime excellence across the South Asia, Middle East and Africa region. There are new award categories to reflect the region's diversity and dynamism

The largest shipbreaking industry outside of Asia may escape from catastrophe as Turkish scrap price recovers

Delivery to the buyer, which is unaffiliated to DryShips, will be within this month

Norwegian owners were the second-highest spenders, with close to $1.8bn of market purchases, ahead of Chinese owners on nearly $1.2bn

Unidentified vessel becomes US-listed owner’s fourth cape as brokers point to Five Stars Fujian, auctioned in China last Saturday, as most likely candidate

New York-listed owner sells four crude and product tankers for $69m during the second quarter

Leading shipping nation on course for three-year high in spending