US cracks down on ballast water management extensions CMA 2017: Stringent requirements for granting extensions puts programme under question post 2018
Alliance contract arrangements behind Box Club raids Third-party statements more likely cause than price fixing concerns for subpoenas on liner executives
Maersk offers concessions over Hamburg Süd deal in bid for EU clearance European Commission extends approval deadline to April 10, as Maersk offers to withdraw from trades in which it would have a large market share
Diana Containerships lines up Kalani Investments securities deal Agreement with DryShips' capital-raiser could raise proceeds of up to $150m for boxship owner
Western Bulk raises $18m for general purposes Norway-based dry bulk operator is now well-positioned for future
Time charters gather pace as VLCC owners take cover The vagaries of the spot market have become more pronounced, says broker
Barbarians at the gate? Industry viewpoint: Digital disruption in breakbulk logistics is a force that needs to be managed
Shipping confidence cools Charterers, brokers and managers see potential trouble ahead
VLGC spot rates' 20% rise looks to be a spike Rally could be over before it has begun properly, experts warn
Tropical low forces Port of Dampier to clear vessels Port authority 'activates cyclone response procedures' across all ports
BG Freight launches Liverpool-Cork feeder service First direct link to start on Monday
Panamax rates slip as owners wait for grain exports Average time charter rate drops below $8,900 per day
Auditor highlights material uncertainty in FSL Trust's results The group and trust's current liabilities exceed current assets by a significant amount
New Djibouti feeder line to serve Africa trade Service will start with a 1,000 teu ship between Djibouti and Berbera
HSH Nordbank sets deadline for Rickmers Maritime Troubled trust has until April 15 to come up with an acceptable restructuring plan
Triyards reveals financial impact of Ezra bankruptcy filing Group liable for up to $38.5m the event of a default by Ezra
Inland Waterways Authority of India raises $52m from bond issue Proceeds from the sale will be used to finance the authority's infrastructure initiatives
Time is running out for dry bulk buy-in Investors still have time, but prices suggest the market bottom has passed
Shipping billionaires 2017: winners and losers Kuehne, Kuok, Fredriksen, Ofer and Arison all increase their wealth, while MSC's Aponte sees slight decline in fortune
Cyprus takes over New York A moment to celebrate before making its case as premier business destination
Maritime jobs at risk during Fourth Industrial Revolution CMA 2017: Seafarers, middlemen and even analysts could be among the casualties
Pangaea aiming to ride market resurgence New York-listed bulker operator ekes out quarterly profit, reversing loss from last year.
Commodores ponder the price of safety Shipping's financial backers rarely consider service element in cold assessments of company performance.
Bernhard Schulte targets LNG growth Global shipmanager is aiming to manage more newbuildings coming down the line.
Anti-corruption effort in Argentina 'not over' Challenges not over in port where shipowners faced with cash demands from inspectors, MACN vice chairman says.
Fortunes favour shipping billionaires Latest Forbes list shows leading figures are generally better off than they were a year ago.
USCG to 'push' ballast rule compliance US Coast Guard plans new effort to get owners to meet US ballast rules.
Diana Containerships raising up to $150m in securities sale Greek owner wins backing from Kalani Investments, which has previously pumped money into DryShips.
Western Bulk secures $18m cash boost Norwegian dry cargo specialist completes its second fundraising move in the past year.
DSME may chop yard workers' pay 20% Move to show willingness to share pain, after white-collar hit.
Westshore warns of OSV reactivation risk Broker says owners should not take too many ships out of layup too soon, despite healthier market.
Essar Shipping prepares for fleet renewal Board meeting to rubber-stamp policy of buying new and selling old.
James Fisher buys turbine repairer UK shipping group boosts windfarm operations with deal for Rotos 360.
MOL puts $900m on the shelf Japanese owner registers to sell bonds in a two-year window.
Former RS Platou investors net $42m for stock A 4.1% slice of Clarksons has been released to the market following end of lock-in period.
Havila Shipping sells out repair issue Restructuring continues for Norwegian owner as shares over-subscribed.
GPA commissions new STS crane The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) commissioned the first of four new neo-Panamax ship-to-shore cranes at the Port of Savannah's Garden City...
Roland Umschlag launches Wilhelmshaven-Hamburg shuttle The Port of Hamburg has announced a new container shuttle that has launchedfrom Eurogate Container Terminal in Wilhelmshaven and the Euroko...
BG Freight to launch Cork-Liverpool loop BG Freight Line, a subsidiary of Peel Ports Group, will begin a new weekly container service on March 27 between Cork and Liverpool, Peel P...
DP World sets focus on expanded Panama Canal DP World Group Chairman and CEO Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem met with Panama President Juan Carlos Varela to explore logistics and industrial p...
Multiple chassis lessors up rates amid higher costs Major North American chassis lessors TRAC Intermodal, Flexi-Van Leasing and Direct ChassisLink, Inc. (DCLI) have recently announced increas...
FedEx misses on Q3 FY2017 earnings despite higher revenues FedEx Corp. grew its net income 10.8 percent to $562 million for the third quarter of its fiscal year 2017, which ended Feb. 28, according ...
DSL to start new feeder service in April Djibouti Shipping Lines (DSL), a new ocean carrier based out of Africa, will launch a container shuttle service in April, according to mari...
North American freight market shows continued growth in February The North American freight market showed continued growth in February 2017, with volumes registering the third year-over-year increase in a...
ATA: Truck tonnage index steady in February Domestic truck tonnage was relatively stable in February 2017, slipping just 0.1 percent compared with the previous month, following a revi...
Heating oil stocks on US East Coast drop after last week's snowstorm: EIA Stocks of high sulfur heating oil on the East Coast declined 2.9% to 6.05 million barrels
Citgo brought second-ever cargo of Ghanaian crude into US Gulf Coast: trade The cargo was a February 6-7 equity cargo by UK oil company Tullow.
US DATA: EIA says residual fuel oil stocks highest in five weeks The build was enough to offset draws on both the Atlantic and West coasts.
FUTURES: Crude nears 4-month lows after US crude stock build
TANKERS: US shale output won't trigger surge for crude tankers - ConocoPhillips official "You really don't see a significant area of ton-mile growth where the capital is flowing going forward," Scott said.
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