14

Nov

Hapag-Lloyd Delivers Solid Q3 as Gemini Costs Weigh on Earnings

Hapag-Lloyd AG reported strong results for the third quarter despite facing fluctuating freight rates and a difficult global situation. The German shipping com...

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14

Nov

Container Freight Rates Drop as Holiday Demand Wanes, But Red Sea Uncertainty Looms

This week, the Drewry World Container Index dropped by 5%, bringing the cost down to $1,859 per 40-foot container. This marks the first weekly decline after fo...

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14

Nov

MSC Cruises Commits €3.5 Billion to French Shipbuilding with Two New World Class Ships

MSC Cruises and Chantiers de l'Atlantique revealed plans on Wednesday to build two more World Class cruise ships during a ceremony in Saint Nazaire, France...

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14

Nov

Sea Shepherd Activist Captain Paul Watson Vows to Take on Deep-Sea Mining, Krill Industry

By Lisandra Paraguassu and Lais Morais BELEM, Brazil, Nov 13 (Reuters) – A Canadian anti-whaling activist, who has avoided arrest in Japan for over ten years,...

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14

Nov

Coast Guard Mariner Credentialing Services Resume Following Government Shutdown

The National Maritime Center (NMC) and Regional Examination Centers (RECs) have resumed operations following a federal government shutdown that lasted over fiv...

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14

Nov

China’s U.S. Soybean Purchases Stall Despite Trump’s Trade Truce

China's imports of American soybeans seem to have hit a standstill, just two weeks after the US announced a significant trade agreement that was meant to impro...

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14

Nov

Engine Fire Leaves Finnlines Ro-Ro Adrift in English Channel

On Tuesday morning, a volunteer lifeboat team from the UK’s Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) was called into action to help the Finnwave, a roll-on/r...

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14

Nov

US, South Korea Unveil Details on Shipbuilding Investment and Subs in Trade Deal

SEOUL/WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The U.S. and South Korea announced a new trade agreement on Friday. This deal includes a total investment of $350 billion...

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13

Nov

Storm Clouds Gather Over U.S. Offshore Wind as Policy Shifts Cut Pipeline in Half

The American offshore wind industry is facing tough times as regulatory changes and rising costs have cut the number of projects by more than half in just one...

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