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Tomorrow. We have great interviews. Will president elect trumpish escher in protectionism, and what will it mean for global trade . We speak to the owner of the Worlds Largest container shipping line. Plus, is the Banking Industry headed for an uber loan . We talk about bitcoin, Cyber Security, and disrupting the banks with the former barclays ceo and the block chain cofounder, later in the show. Gett things first lets to the data check. We have a special guest from asia. This is the picture of ...

Garmin marine network cables offer an additional 6 feet 1.83 m or 20 feet 6.1 m of cable length Garmins small connector marine network cables offer additional cable lengths to help with install. Various sizes sold

Vanua Tai Resource Monitors Network has supported the first ever SHEFA Provincial Resource Monitors Dialogue from the 27th November to 1st December 2023.

The 25th edition of Seawork will be sharing its silver anniversary edition with many longstanding strategic partnerships, including the Workboat Assoc...

The Maritime Skills Commission has launched the Skills for Green Jobs Position Paper. The Maritime Skills Commission (MSC) was established to ensure that the maritime sector has a pipeline of talented people to serve all parts of the sector covering shipping, ports, leisure marine, engineering, science and professional services. The Commission is chaired by Professor ...

Yesterday, 21 June, the Maritime Skills Commission has launched the Skills for Green Jobs Position Paper. The Maritime Skills Commission (MSC) was established to ensure that the maritime sector has a pipeline of talented people to serve all parts of the sector covering shipping, ports, leisure marine, engineering, science and professional services. The Commission is ...

There is a burning need for maritime professionals to receive training in environmentally friendly skills and technologies, second engineer Allan Dickson told the Maritime Skills Commission (MSC) Green Skills Forum at COP26 in Glasgow.

Cornwalls marine industry has a buoyant future ahead as the industry passes major milestone.

Businesses have been told they will get only 50% of the cash they need to keep going THE Tory group at County Hall have accused council leaders of blaming the government for its poor handling of money intended to help small businesses during lockdown. Yesterday (February 9) the council announced that it could only give some businesses 50 per cent of the money they needed to keep them going unless the Government provided more cash. The council said that demand for financial support outstripp...