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Small Greek bank has 80% of its loan book in shipping market

Red Sea rerouting and other disruptions are playing havoc with vessel deployments. The unstable environment could leave carriers at risk of a price war

Allegations arose during the supply chain crisis that container shipping lines took advantage of the situation. The FMC Office of Enforcement just filed a particularly aggressive brief, arguing that MSC was a culprit

Authorities confirmed the missile launcher was not armed on Thursday evening and lifted the warning shortly after

Containership operators have focused on reducing vessel emissions in the face of increasingly stringent regulations. While vessel modifications to increase energy efficiency have chiefly been undertaken by Chinese and Middle East shiprepair yards, more are now being undertaken in Europe

Police say the cocaine found on board the Liberia-flagged bulk carrier was headed for Germany

Aegean incident is latest in litany of accidents blighting livestock shipping sector

Singapore-based shortsea operator to use bio-methanol in European feeder services from the third quarter of 2024

Carriers are continuing to look for rate increases. But in the traditionally slower months of the second quarter, and with demand showing few signs of strength, rates are set to slide further

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