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Readers’ Picks of the Week (October 3 – 7, 2016)

October 9, 2016

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Readers Pick of the Week

Klaveness: No Company Is “Too Great to Fail”

One month after the South Korean shipping giant Hanjin Shipping sought bankruptcy protection, there are a number of important lessons to be learned from the event, according to Norwegian shipping company Torvald Klaveness… Read More

Readers Pick of the Week

Drewry: Container Shipping World Shrinks amid Mergers, Acquisitions

Shippers could face fewer choices and higher rates in the long run as the container shipping world continues shrinking due to an increase in merger and acquisitions and carrier failures… Read More

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New Zealand Welcomes Maersk Mega Ship

New Zealand’s government has welcomed the arrival of the Aotea Maersk in Tauranga, the biggest container ship to have ever visited this country… Read More

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Report: Kawasaki Heavy Could Exit Shipbuilding

Japan’s shipbuilder Kawasaki Heavy Industries is considering whether it should pull out of the shipbuilding industry as it revised its full-year profit forecast… Read More

Readers Pick of the Week

Maersk Line Awards Vessel Tracking Contract to BigOceanData

Danish shipping company Maersk Line has entered into a two-year agreement with BigOceanData for its vessel tracking services … Read More

World Maritime News Staff