States to get legal backing to remove shipwrecks AN international diplomatic conference on shipwreck removal now going on in Nairobi is expected to provide a legal basis for the removal of wrecks, currently estimated to number more than 1,300 worldwide.
Titanic survivor's life jacket fetches £60,000 A life jacket worn by a woman who survived the sinking of the Titanic in 1912 sold for £60,000 at auction in London yesterday.
TUI CEO expects shipping revenue to recover TUI AG chief executive officer Michael Frenzel said he expects shipping revenue to recover and declined to give a profit forecast until regulators approve the company's takeover of First Choice Holidays plc.
Navios readies $100m issue as earnings soar DRY bulk and logistics company to sell 11.5m shares of common stock under an existing shelf registration.
One-off charges hit Navios
Soaring costs drag Star Cruises deeper into red NET loss more than doubles to $79.4m in the first quarter from almost $35.1m in the same period last year.
Erika witness says prosecuting Total was 'wrong' LAW professor says Total oil group should not be subject to legal sanctions for its role in the Erika disaster.
Why world trade is suffering a bad case of congestion SHIPPING made globalisation possible, so would it not be ironic if a lack of port capacity caused it to unravel?
A salt water Celtic tiger A NEW 'Sea Change' package is a positive and logical step forward by the Irish Maritime Development Office.
Stop Stopford, says shareholder LONDON 16 May ' Shareholders should vote against the reappointment of Dr Martin Stopford as a director of shipbroker Clarksons at its AGM next Wednesday (23 May), argues shareholder Salim Bhimji, executive director of publishing company Ocean Press & Publishing
Galileo needs a new spin THE Galileo roadmap needs adapting to meet the 2012 deadline for when the proposed European satellite navigation system should be fully operable, the EC stressed today
DMHI strike gains worker support DAEWOO Mangalia shipyard workers are today in their 10th day of protest against the company management, asking for a salary increase
Master fined for fish farm infringement A DANISH tanker master has been fined $3,000 after admitting to navigating his vessel through a prohibited zone in Maltese waters last week
Shipmasters slam dry ships policy AP Moller's zero-tolerance stance on alcohol on its ships came in for strong criticism from senior member members of seafaring union Nautilus UK today
European owners shun EU umbrella ALFONS Guinier, secretary-general of European Community Shipowners' Association, stood firm against protectionism at an EU level yesterday
Maher Terminals signs China Ocean Shipping for Port of Prince Rupert calls Cosco will be first carrier to call new container terminal currently under development at the Port of Prince Rupert, a bulk hub in British Columbia.
Sea Star adds Caribe links
FedEx and Commerce Dept. renew export promotion program
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