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CMA CGM Delivers Loss amid Rise in Bunker Prices
CMA CGM sees growth in volumes, revenue in a market environment affected by a sharp rise in oil prices.
Fire Hits Bulker in Port of Southampton
Bulker Sirina suffered a fire in its cargo hold while it was at a dock in Port of Southampton on May 25.
Diana Containerships Extends Charter Deal with OOCL
Diana Containerships agreed a charter extension for its Post-Panamax vessel Pucon with Hong Kong’s OOCL.
IMO Moves Forward to Address Autonomous Ships
IMO agrees on a definition of so-called Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS).
Readers’ Picks of the Week (May 21-25, 2018)
Here are the most read articles from the previous week.
AIDA Cruises to Add One More Ship
German cruise line AIDA Cruises has revealed plans to expand its fleet with one more ship in 2019.
Hapag-Lloyd: MV Allegoria Suffers Main Engine Failure
MV Allegoria, a containership operated by Hapag-Lloyd, has suffered a main engine problem off Freeport.
Concordia Maritime Charters In Suezmax Trio with Stena Bulk
Concordia Maritime bolsters presence in the Suezmax sector with joint charters.
Peter Döhle, Reederei NORD Partner Up on Handysize Pool
Peter Döhle Schiffahrts-KG and Reederei NORD GmbH decide to establish a new Handysize bulker pool.
Video: Tanker Engulfed in Flames in Indonesia
An oil product tanker named Srikandi 511 suffered a fire earlier today, which spread down river.
ICS: Carbon Targets for Shipping Only Possible with ‘Zero CO2’ Fuels
The CO2 reduction targets for 2050 can only be delivered with the global rollout of zero CO2 fuels, ICS said.
India Relaxes Cabotage Law
India relaxes cabotage law for shipping of agricultural, fisheries, animal husbandry and horticultural commodities.
Maersk-Backed Blockchain Platform for Marine Insurance Launched
Blockchain is set to disrupt the insurance industry.
StealthGas Offloads Three LPG Tankers
StealthGas has started the year with the sale of three second-hand LPG tankers cashing in USD 17 million.