Small changes in practices on board could make a big difference to seafarer welfare, such as better nutrition, activities and training, says director of maritime research at Yale University

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Marine mutual launches five-strong unit to undertake both underwriting and claims support

Mr Koo is the fourth-generation leader of the 104-year-old family business founded by C.S. Koo in Shanghai

The business case for diversity, equity inclusion and belonging is undeniable. Statistics from numerous sources prove the gains that businesses can make with a broader employee base

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After navigating the logistics giant through the past nine years, Dr Trefzger is handing over the reins of day-to-day management. He will take up a board position when his replacement, road logistics and sales director Stefan Paul, takes over

Office in the Lion City will serve as an innovation hub to deliver zero harm solutions and contribute to shipping’s battle against climate change

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