Marmaras buys capesize from Hyundai Merchant Marine Hyundai Trust is second cape bought by Greek owner in recent days
Panama Canal allays safety concerns New locks will be safe for tugs, says ACP chairman of the board of inspectors Capt Rodrigues
Hellenic Carriers sells oldest bulker for scrap Newly private Greek owner lines up loan restructuring
Is the maritime industry up to speed on cyber security? Research suggests the industry is not as well-prepared as it should be in countering the threat of cyber attacks
Finding Elon Shipping gets two CO2 monitoring and reporting schemes, but the growing concern is whether it can remove CO2 altogether. Does it need Elon Musk?
Balancing the books Lee Meyrick was one of Lloyd's List's people to watch in marine insurance for 2016. He now marks three years as head of XL Group's marine business
Owners and banks confront their brave new world The leading lenders to Greek shipping are changing at a rapid clip
Ports and politics Proposed EU ports regulations have raised the ire of private port operators across the continent and beyond
Time running out for mid-sized box lines Tough choices ahead as carriers with modest market shares and limited resources ponder their future
Testing the waters Greek shipowners are a resilient bunch and will look to put on a good show in Athens despite deep austerity measures
Greeks answer the call of dry bulk tanker trends LLI data suggests Greeks are maintaining their prominent presence in global shipping trades
Greeks keep their foot on the gas Small gas shipping fraternity stands out for expansion, but the world's largest fleet continues growth in all sectors according to LLI data
Greece's European problem Shipping has no appetite for a Brexit, so it may be a bit off-message to suggest a certain frustration with Brussels. Here goes anyway
Hafnia profit slips as trading falls on oil products abundance Robust supply of oil products led to inventory and storage build in most regions
Last men out Despite the rising cost and uncertainty of being based in their crisis-stricken homeland, Greek shipowners have so far stood their ground
Roll out the blue carpet Buoyed by record attendances, this year's Lloyd's List Greek Shipping Awards will be presented on December 2 and will be judged by a prestigious panel including four new faces
Teekay Corp reports first-quarter net loss Factors undermining results include higher voyage, vessel operating and time charter hire expenses
Tanker Investments sees spot rates dip Revenues lifted by addition of six suezmaxes
China's back, lifting capes - or is it? Recent data signals have increased buying appetite for iron ore and coking coal from China as its real estate market booms
Good earnings, bad valuations: the curious case of crude carriers Secondhand prices are facing downwards trends regardless of freight market development
It's not over yet! No-one is rushing to declare the storm is at an end for Greece's ferry lines
Technomar takes its time A number of Greek shipping's latterday trends meet in Technomar Shipping, the country's third-largest boxship manager
Moody's cuts Navios Partners' ratings on liquidity concerns Recent debt payments, parent troubles and financial issues at HMM and Hanjin lead to downgrade
Seaspan secures more than $540m in debt and equity financing Company also renews its $150m unsecured revolving credit facility with a number of banks
UASC shareholders to vote on potential Hapag-Lloyd deal UASC and Hapag-Lloyd still in talks; UASC shareholders to vote on June 2
South Carolina Ports' April container volumes down 6% Port authority expects increased throughput in coming months on completion of Panama Canal expansion
Port of Wilmington proposes $300m expansion plan Twenty-year master plan calls for more investment from private sector
Oh Canada! Thanks for ro-pax spend Quebec-based Davie looks to fill shipyard as new loonies loom for ferries.
DryShips stops paying loan interest, too George Economou-led shipowner makes debt payment suspension complete amid continued negotiations.
Frangou puts $50m loan behind her Earnings call emphasises the benefits of relationship between Navios entities
Time to 'chew' not grow for Teekay Tankers Chief executive Kevin Mackay says integrating prior acquisitions is still the focus for Teekay Corp spinoff.
French strikes could help ex-US MR tankers Nationwide labour strife threatens refinery closures, impacts ports and cancels ferry transits.
French strikes could boost MR tankers Nationwide labour strife threatens of refinery closures, impacts ports and cancels ferry transits.
Sulphur caps to raise costs for shipping Study sees costs up 25% to 85% for cleaner air, but enforcement won't be easy.
CalMac wins $1.3bn Scottish ferry contract State-backed operator beats Serco to huge eight-year deal for Clyde and Hebrides services.
Baltic spearheads drive for common standards London exchange ready to host attempt to standardise online shipping business protocols.
Master critical of TOTE safety response After asking company to report holes on El Morro to US Coast Guard, captain said it was not immediately disclosed.
Navios Acquisition a cent ahead of estimates Tanker owner reports strong Q1 performance as it stretches management deal with parent company.
Sponsor steps up at Capital Product Evangelos Marinakis-backed Capital Maritime snaps up units and launches plan to buy more.
Dynagas comes clean on FSRU interest Greek owner confirms it could order LNG regasification newbuildings.
Ocean Shipbrokers grows London S&P team Craig Taylor tells TradeWinds further recruits and overseas expansion likely.
SCF increases Q1 profit to $103m Russian owner boosts margins in strong three months for tankers.
Restructuring Reach partners with Aibel Oslo-listed company targets expanded customer base through cooperation with Swedish firm.
Hafnia Tankers extends profitable run Mikael Skov-led owner books first quarter results which show a slight market softening.
Bondholders okay Hanjin Shipping debt freeze Investors agree to roll over interest payments for another four months.
Damen sells fast ferry to Korean company Shipbuilder completes fourth vessel sale to Far East Asian operators in the last five years.
Teekay Offshore boosts income in Q1 Shuttle tanker owner reports bigger adjusted net profit in the first quarter.
Teekay LNG talks up Yamal funding Owner strikes positive note on newbuilding loans as it completes Centrofin suezmax sales.
Daiichi wins creditor approval for 'rebirth' Japanese bulker player set to exit court bankruptcy proceedings in next few weeks.
Hellenic scraps last 1990s-built bulker Greek owner says Hellenic Wind to be scrapped for $2.88m, a book loss of $7.9m.
Teekay Corp strides to boost balance sheet Torben Karlshoej-founded funds support equity issue, with loans and asset sales also in the works.
Teekay Tankers hit by derivatives loss Tanker owner sees Q1 profit slip as revenue edges down.
TIL stays strong in first quarter Oslo-listed tanker owner maintains profit levels, but finance costs increase.
TGS hit by $39m tax claim Norway demands cash relating to alleged benefits derived from sale of seismic data.
Nord/LB loan provisions jump to $488m German lender blames deteriorating shipping markets for loss in first quarter, with more pain to come.
Gorgon LNG export facility restarting operations Return to operation expected to be gradual with next export cargo not expected until at least June.
DFDS to charter in ro-ro duo from Siem Group Danish ferry operator says it expects to deploy new tonnage on its network in the North Sea.
HMM said to have failed to reach charter rate cuts South Korean shipowner still in negotiations despite failure to win concessions from owners.
Seaspan Corp secures $540m in fresh capital Container leasing firm also confirms that Gerry Wang to stay on as CEO until May 2021.
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