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Norden Raises Expectations for 2017
Norden has raised its expectations for the adjusted results for 2017 to USD 20 to 35 million.
Canada Fines Hapag-Lloyd Boxship for Violating Speed Limit
Canada has fined a boxship for alleged non-compliance while a temporary mandatory speed limit for ships was in effect.
Sanchi Slick Fire Burns Out but Oil Spill Spreads
The fire that was burning on the water surface at the site of the sunken Iranian tanker Sanchi has gone out.
Clyde & Co: Shipping Needs Uniform Rules to Adopt Green Technologies
Lack of uniform international legal framework is to hinder shipping’s adoption of green technologies.
Turkey to Start Work on Kanal Istanbul This Year
Turkey is stepping up its activities aimed at creating a new shipping canal.
King Abdullah Port’s Box Volumes Rise by 21 Pct
King Abdullah Port handled 1.69 million TEU in 2017, up by 21 percent from 1.4 million TEU in 2016.
Global Trade at Geopolitical Crossroads
John Sitilides, Geopolitical Strategist at Trilogy Advisors speaks on geopolitical challenges that lie ahead.
Lauritzen Kosan Reflags Two Gas Carriers to Denmark
Lauritzen Kosan has reflagged two of its ships to Denmark for the first time since 2003.
Container Volumes Keep Rising at PSA International
PSA International handled 9.8 percent more container volumes in 2017, compared to 2016.
Panama Canal Reassigns Booking Slots of Neopanamaxes Transiting Earlier
Booking slots of Neopanamax vessels that transit the Panama Canal prior to their reserved date may be reassigned.
11 People Rescued, 2 Missing after Their Vessel Sinks in South China Sea
Eleven persons have been rescued, while two remain unaccounted for after their vessel sank in the South China Sea.
Drewry: Shippers Should Keep an Eye on M&A Activity
With nearly 400 different vessel operators still active, there is plenty of room for M&A activity.
Hope of Finding Sanchi Survivors Wanes
The hope of finding any survivors of the sunken Iranian tanker Sanchi has diminished, Iran’s PMO says.
Port of LA Sets Another Cargo Record in 2017
The Port of Los Angeles moved more cargo in 2017 than in any time in the port’s 110-year history.