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Strait cash: Iran revives a centuries-old maritime business model
Andrew Craig-Bennett on what Iran can learn from the kings who monetised the Baltic. “History doesn’t repeat itself, but it…
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Maritime News
Global Maritime Firms Prioritize Expansion in West Africa
Rerouting of global trade around the Cape of Good Hope has presented growth opportunities for some regions in Africa. Particularly,…
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Maritime News
Hapag-Lloyd Calls Q1 "Unsatisfactory" While Warning of Uncertainty
Hapag-Lloyd was the latest carrier to report dramatically lower first quarter financial results. Reporting that the company swung to a…
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Port News
Vroon cashes out of livestock shipping business
Dutch shipowner Vroon is exiting the livestock shipping sector after agreeing to sell its Livestock Express business to Australian agribusiness…
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Maritime News
Cruising Demonstrates Resiliency as Mainstream Vacation Business
The executives leading the major cruise corporations point to the business demonstrating its resilience as they believe cruising has finally…
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Maritime News
Cyber Risk in Shipping: From Technical Threat to Business Reality
Cybersecurity in shipping is still too often framed as a technical issue, something for IT teams to manage in the…
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Port News
CLdN takes over Samskip’s UK and Ireland business
Luxembourg-based shortsea operator CLdN has agreed to acquire the UK and Ireland quay-to-quay and door-to-door freight business of multimodal group…
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Maritime News
Port of Baltimore Celebrates Recovery of its Container Business
The Port of Baltimore is witnessing a remarkable recovery after the devastating effects of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in…
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Maritime News
Noble Corporation Plc Completes Sale of Five Jackups to Borr Drilling
Noble Corporation plc (NYSE: NE, “Noble”, or the “Company”) today announced that it has completed the sale of five jackup…
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Maritime News
UK Says NATO Talks on the Arctic “Business as Usual”
Britain said on Sunday discussions with other NATO members on deterring Russian activity in the Arctic were “business as usual”,…
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