GoodBulk acquires two JP Morgan capes for $68m Bullish dry bulk owner shows strength to expand its core fleet despite IPO fizzling out a month earlier
Scorpio Tankers posts more losses US-listed company inks further sale and leaseback agreements
AO Shipping to add supramax to fleet The family-run outfit is planning to charter out the new acquisition on a long-term basis with an existing customer
Ardmore suffers on weaker tanker market Despite a weak quarter, Ardmore's chief executive remains positive about the outlook
ONE first-quarter losses impact partners "Considering that service quality has already stabilised, overall business is expected to be back to normal from the second quarter...
Diana Shipping agrees double rate for charter with Koch Diana expects the new charter to bring in $2.88m in gross revenue
D'Amico loss widens on 'tough' product tanker market First-half loss deepens to $20.2m versus a $6.2m loss in the same period a year earlier
Clarksons reveals extent of 2017 cyber attack A lone hacker gained access to a range of personal information from the shipbroking giant in November 2017 after infiltrating...
Beleaguered Brightoil to dispose of marine transport business Lloyd's List Intelligence data shows the company owns five VLCCs built by Hyundai Heavy Industries in 2012-2013, and four aframaxes built...
Glencore revises full-year coal guidance down Glencore cuts coal outlook by about 4m tonnes
Lloyd's List Asia Pacific Awards finalists revealed Record level of entries in an overwhelming response to our call for exemplars of best practice and excellence across the...
NYK posts loss following ONE launch The Japanese shipping conglomerate saw one-time container shipping costs hit its latest quarterly performance
Daily Briefing Seoul to provide leaseback support for 10 domestic carriers | Contaminated bunker fuel makes its way to Singapore | True...
MOL posts first-quarter loss on high bunker costs MOL hit by a net loss of $15.2m in the first quarter as revenues decline 24.5%
PSA takes majority stake in Canadian terminal Ashcroft Terminal services all sectors of the natural resource industries including agriculture, mining, forestry, and oil and gas
Safe Bulkers upgraded to buy Seaport Global analyst also increases target price for Hajioannou controlled-company.
Scorpio Tankers frowns on equity option Robert Bugbee says New York-listed products tanker owner pulling all liquidity levers to survive a lean market, but still wants to avoid that one.
Peter Borup takes dry bulk reins at Norvic Shipping Former Lauritzen and Norden executive joins at a time of change for Canadian company.
Seabury maritime unit launches new office New Jersey headquarter will host 15 staff and continue finance firm's expansion in shipping sector.
Radziwill: 'We were right about the capesize market' GoodBulk chief typically upbeat in first public comments since IPO decision.
Ardmore upbeat over product tanker prospects Chief executive expects bunker cap to bolster seaborne volumes of refined products
GoodBulk back on the horse with a sale and two buys Shipowner flips a profit on ultramax and bags two capes in first S&P action since pulling IPO.
d'Amico International Shipping opts for scrubber on new LR1 Milan-listed owner says final ship in series of six will be first in its fleet to employ the technology.
Carnival spend $200m transforming cruiseship Carnival Triumph set for mega revamp at drydock in Spain
d'Amico International Shipping drops deeper into the red Second quarter loss comes amid continued positive market commentary from Italian shipowner.
Sanoyas yard group sees earnings bounce Forecast loss for full year stays the same but big improvement on a year earlier.
Scorpio Tankers adds four more to leaseback tally New York-listed owner continues run of leasebacks as it reports second quarter loss.
XT Shipping feeder project could be even bigger Idan Ofer-led company's contract with Hyundai Mipo Dockyard may be double the size first reported.
Bureau Veritas addresses LNG conversion issue Many 'laid-up' LNG carriers ripe for conversion to terminal regasification and storage units
NS United boosted by rising capesize market Japanese bulker player sees sales and earnings growth against backdrop of stronger market sentiment
Bernhard Schulte orders wind farm newbuild German owner returns to Ulstein Verft for a third maintenance support vessel
Ferd sells $100m slice of Petroleum Geo-Services Shares in Norway's second-largest seismic survey company come down after largest shareholder cashes in chunk of stock.
Clarksons reveals details of cyber attack and blackmail attempt Shipbroking giant outlines range of data stolen and response to data breach.
Hafnia Tankers in double leaseback with Sole Shipping fund Danish owner adds almost $20m to cash position following transaction with Norwegian firm.
ONE off to slow start, but confident of turnaround Japanese liner joint venture says $1bn synergies from merger process are ahead of schedule.
NYK slumps to first quarter loss of $40m Japanese owner hurt by one-time costs required to terminate the container shipping business.
MOL posts modest loss despite ONE problems Provisions taken in preceding quarter help to limit losses at Japanese shipowning giant.
'Clumsy' ONE start-up pushes K Line into the red Shipowner blames loss on poor performance from liner joint venture and higher bunker prices.
Brightoil Petroleum eyes potential fleet sale Ship arrested in Singapore as owner considers disposal of five VLCCs and four aframaxes.
US Marine takes charge at VT Halter Marine Singapore-owned US shipbuilder sees second chief executive in less than two years.
Army reeling in nominations for waterways board The Department of the Army has published a notice in the Federal Register seeking nominations to serve on the Inland Waterways Users Board.
Hauling of contaminated water nets indictments Three California companies have been indicted in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles and charged with the unlawful transportation of hazardous waste.
Pennsylvania woman gets probation for FMCSA fraud A Pennsylvania woman has been sentenced to two years of probation in connection with a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration fraud case.
Compliance 360: Signs of trade enforcement times The Commerce Department's first self-initiations of antidumping and countervailing duty investigations in more than a quarter century have signaled to potential petitioners for AD/CV duty relief that the Trump administration is taking a staunch approach to trade enforcement, observers said recently.
Japanese shipping companies report lower revenues The Japanese carriers NYK, MOL and "K" Line all have reported lower revenues for the first quarter of 2018, which began April 1 and ended June 30.
Uber turning off autonomous truck division Uber Technologies Inc. will shut down its autonomous trucking research unit in an effort to focus on its separate self-driving car division, a company spokesperson has confirmed.
Diana Shipping turns a profit in Q2 Diana Shipping, a dry bulk vessel owner, posted a net income of $2 million for the second quarter of 2018, up from a net loss of $23.8 million for last year's second quarter.
ATA: Truck tonnage slips in June Domestic truck tonnage slipped 0.4 percent in June compared with the previous month after a revised 0.4 percent uptick in May, according to the latest reading of the American Trucking Associations' advanced seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index.
TRAC CEO retires, SVP gets nod to move up Keith Lovetro, president and chief executive officer of intermodal marine equipment services provider and chassis lessor TRAC Intermodal, is retiring, effective Tuesday, according to a statement from the company.
US crude exports cross 2 mil b/d mark in May fueled by Chinese demand: EIA
Scorpio raises liquidity ahead of anticipated IMO 2020 clean market rebound Scorpio sees change in landscape in 2020 as opportunity.
US to push compliance with North Korea petroleum sanctions: State Department US officials believe current sanctions on North Korea are not being enforced.
European fuel oil backwardation supported by falling Russian exports Russian fuel oil exports are down nearly 20% on the year.
Yemen resumes exports from southern terminal First cargo loaded 200,000 barrels headed for Ningbo.
Strong US freight rates leave European VGO cargoes in limbo: traders High freight rates and current VGO vessels in floating storage has put market at standstill.
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Saudi VLCCs gather off Oman after Bab el-Mandeb ban Waiting at Salalah would allow the tankers to resume their journeys promptly, were Saudi Aramco to rescind its ban within the next few days.
PetroChina Yunnan refinery successfully processes first Iranian crude cargo Iranian crudes are attractive to Chinese refiners because they yield naphtha with high naphthene and aromatics content, for producing value-added petrochemicals.
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