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Demand for secondhand tonnage has risen on better-than-expected container volumes and Red Sea diversions. Buyers include European and Chinese liner operators while Greek tonnage providers are becoming more active in the market  

Pressure brought by newbuilding deliveries to China’s domestic shipping market is coming to an end, analyst said

Higher costs and closed trade lanes are hitting African countries hard. But there are opportunities for the continent to benefit in the longer term

Sonar has been used to identify the zones most likely to contain the bodies of two missing workers that fell into the Patapsco River when the Francis Scott Key bridge collapsed

Merging Grimaldi’s and Höegh Autoliners’ respective vehicle carrier fleets would upset the status quo led by Wallenius Wilhelmsen and the ‘Big Three’ Japanese operators, says Veson Nautical ro-ro analyst Andrea de Luca

‘If you look at volumes into the west coast, we’re seeing growth year over year for all of the international carriers. US consumers continue to hang in there. The economy is still plugging along,’ says Matson CEO Matt Cox

Bibby Marine chief executive Nigel Quinn said project shows that clean vessels can be built for same ownership costs as fossil fuel-powered counterparts

Claimants bound by terms of insurance contract and ‘pay to be paid’ clause applies, Mr Justice Bright finds

Weaker performance in MOL’s wellbeing & lifestyle segment and an accounting adjustment to dry bulk earnings will outweigh profit gains in the tanker, car carrier and box businesses across the current fiscal year, according to group forecast

Sixty-four percent of tankers calling at the Federation’s ports in April, measured by deadweight, had no known P&I insurance