Baltic Exchange opens regional office in S'pore FOR the first time in its 260-year history, the Baltic Exchange has opened its first office outside London, making Singapore its new Asia-Pacific base as it seeks to be more responsive to the demands of the surging dry bulk and tanker markets in the region.
PSA vying for Yangshan Port phase 3 PSA International is hot on the heels of several port investments with one almost in the bag and a big one in China being keenly pursued with global heavies like Hutchison Port Holdings and Dubai Ports World.
DP World sells US ports to AIG DUBAI's giant port company, DP World, sold off its US holdings on Monday to the American International Group , bringing to an end a contentious deal that left a bitter taste for Middle East investors.
Strait Talk
Salvors: Saving the environment and not just ships THERE was a time, not so long ago, when the priorities were clear when a ship was in trouble; save the crew and then, if possible, the ship.
Baltic Exchange opens regional office in S'pore FOR the first time in its 260-year history, the Baltic Exchange has opened its first office outside London, making Singapore its new Asia-Pacific base as it seeks to be more responsive to the demands of the surging dry bulk and tanker markets in the region.
PSA vying for Yangshan Port phase 3 PSA International is hot on the heels of several port investments with one almost in the bag and a big one in China being keenly pursued with global heavies like Hutchison Port Holdings and Dubai Ports World.
DP World sells US ports to AIG DUBAI's giant port company, DP World, sold off its US holdings on Monday to the American International Group , bringing to an end a contentious deal that left a bitter taste for Middle East investors.
Strait Talk
Salvors: Saving the environment and not just ships THERE was a time, not so long ago, when the priorities were clear when a ship was in trouble; save the crew and then, if possible, the ship.
Troubled TOP Tankers faces two class action lawsuits in New York TWO class action lawsuits seeking damages for alleged violations of US securities laws have been filed against TOP Tankers.
Port 'targets' in Brussels secret list confusion BRUSSELS ministries contradicted each other yesterday on the European Union's 'critical infrastructure protection programme'.
Costa takes up $491m option from Fincantieri CARNIVAL-owned Costa Crociere has taken up an option on a second cruiseship to be built by Fincantieri.
Shipping groups express concern about EC maritime Green Paper SHIPPING has expressed profound reservations over the thinking underlying the European Commission's Maritime Green Paper.
Migrant Watch: US/Caribbean Stowaways are having a much harder time crawling aboard US-bound vessels in the ports of the Dominican Republic, a conference was told last week
Carnival takes another option CARNIVAL Corp has exercised an option for Costa, pushed off one for Holland America Line and left a third for Carnival Cruise Lines unmentioned
No delight for Turkish diplomacy PORT relations between Turkey and Cyprus have become confused following zigzag diplomacy that has failed to advance Turkey's bid for European Union membership
Torm to boost shareholder value DS Torm, the listed Danish bulk shipping company, has agreed to review how to generate more shareholder value after discussions with its biggest shareholder
DP World leading list of Hamburg bidders Dubai firm has emerged as a leading contender to acquire a sizeable stake in HHLA, top container stevedore at Hamburg.
Japan's Fair Trade Council calls for anti-trust immunity abolition in wake of EU regulatory changes Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has said it will take a fresh look at shipping line's anti-trust immunity following a report released by Japan's Fair Trade Commission last week.
Asian invasion could follow Toll terminal and rail asset sale The Toll Group is considering spinning off its Patrick Terminals and Pacific National rail interests by placing them in a managed trust, to free up cash for aggressive Asian expansion.
OOIL deal pumps up DPW's US asset fire sale
Vietnam sets date for WTO accession
Chinese port restrictions hinders firework exports
APL cuts Oakland IT staff as jobs move closer to Singapore home
JICT workers start industrial action over employees benefits
PIL extends NZ interests with agency acquisition
Deputy moves into Oakland's vacant executive director role
Updated: DP World sells US facilities
Tensions rise as army is brought in to keep the peace in Bangladesh
CMA CGM gets interim order aimed at silencing Jacque's brother Johnny
PSAI step into Gwadar following DPW's exit from the tender
NOL says volumes continue to go up and revenues down
Hurtigruten Group sells two vessels Hurtigruten Group has sold the 6,257 grt Narvik, built 1982, to Norway's Young Seamen's Christian Society (Unge Sjømenns Kristne Forening ...
IACS questions IMO decision IACS (International Association of Classification Societies) is not satisfied with the adopted IMO-standard for coating, reports Lloyd's List. IACS ...
Approval of STS transfers at North Cape Norwegian Pollution Control Authority (Statens Forurensingstilsyn) has approved ship-to-ship (STS) transfer of Russian gas condensate in two fjords ...
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