In a 44-page report accompanying his letter, the inspector general said the Justice Department’s criminal and public integrity divisions each declined to take up the matter in the closing weeks of the Trump administration

‘Over the decades he was a significant shipowner but he will also be missed for his charm, his elequence and his good nature’ — Haralambos Fafalios, chairman of the London-based Greek Shipping Co-operation Committee

Company will initially act as a sales conduit, but the founders see it as a possible future conduit for arranging financing for maritime tech innovators

Employees of China state-owned enterprises are seen as part of the public service, with senior executives and government officials often switching their roles

Dr Lee’s reign as Keppel non-executive chairman overlapped with several Keppel O&M transactions in Brazil that were subject to a cross-border anti-corruption probe

‘This is no way to prepare for a green economic recovery and these figures do not include the near 1,000 UK ratings jobs lost in the second half of the pandemic,’ argues union leader

Maritime charities fear the toll of the lockdown measures on seafarers’ mental health and there are anecdotal reports suicides have risen in 2020. But with no central database to count them, shipping is left in the dark

The classification society has appointed three insiders to new posts as it enters a new era under the leadership of recently appointed chief executive Nick Brown

Chairman Henning Oldendorff says the company has been profitable for the past 14 years, despite some difficult times for the dry bulk sector. In 2019 it had one of its best years financially