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China Overtakes Germany as Biggest Containership Nation
Germany remains the world’s fifth-biggest shipping nation.
Diana Selling Capesize Oldie at Lower Price
Diana Shipping said it had signed a new Memorandum of Agreement to sell Norfolk.
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Here are the most read stories of the previous week.
Brazilian Authorities Rush to Prevent Potential Spill from Listing Stellar Banner
Companies and authorities in Brazil scrambling to avoid pollution from the listing ore carrier.
Bulker Detained in Philippines for Giving False Port Clearance Data
The Philippine Coast Guard detained a cargo vessel after it gave false port clearance information.
Safe Bulkers Delays 5 Scrubber Installations amid Coronavirus Impact
Safe Bulkers has pushed the installation of scrubbers on five of its vessels for the second quarter of the year.
Pioneer Marine CEO Steps Down
Torben Janholt, CEO of Pioneer Marine, retiring.
British Ports Seeking Funds to Fight Coronavirus Spread
The British ports industry is requesting further support to prevent coronavirus spreading.
Teekay Returns to Black
The fourth quarter of 2019 marked a return to profitability for Teekay.
Höegh LNG Settles USD 23.7 Mn LNG Boil-Off Dispute with Total
Höegh LNG agrees with Total to settle the boil-off dispute regarding Neptune and Cape Ann.
BW LPG Brings Total LPG Retrofits to 12
BW LP has exercised another option for the delivery and retrofitting of a further four dual-fuel LPG propulsion engines.
Costa Favolosa Denied Docking in Virgin Islands over Sick Passengers
Cruise ships are struggling to maintain their itineraries amid fears related to the coronavirus outbreak.
Yamal LNG Ships 30 Million Tons of LNG
Yamal LNG has shipped its thirty millionth ton of LNG since the commencement of the project.
Liners, Terminal Operators to Become Shareholders of Global Shipping Business Network
Nine ocean carriers and terminal operators have signed a shareholders’ agreement.