Royal Caribbean stock has done fairly well this year, rising by about 24% year-to-date, although it has largely moved sideways in recent weeks. Here’s a quick look at some of the recent developments for RCL and what the outlook could be like for the company. Firstly, the U.S. Centers.
By David Shepardson
WASHINGTON, May 5 (Reuters) – The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has begun a key step for the eventual resumption of U.S. cruise industry operations by issuing new technical instructions.
In October, the CDC issued Conditional Sailing Order for operators, which acted as a guidance for a phased resumption of cruise ship passenger operations.
On Wednesday, it announced two new phases and said operators now have all necessary requirements needed “to start simulated voyages before resuming restricted passenger voyages and apply for a COVID-19 conditional sailing certificate to begin sailing with restricted passenger voyages.”
Judge says court documents resemble Jerry Springer script, orders lawyers to rewrite inflammatory filings
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A federal judge in Miami ordered lawyers in a lawsuit against Royal Caribbean Cruises to rewrite several court filings because of “unprofessional” and “inflammatory” language.
U.S. District Judge Donald L. Graham of the Southern District of Florida ordered lawyers on both sides to rewrite documents that include motions for sanctions and partial summary judgment and responses to those motions.
Law360 has coverage of Graham’s order, dated April 20 and filed April 21.
Graham also ordered the lawyers to submit filings discussing whether the matter should be referred to the federal court’s attorney grievance committee.
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(Bloomberg) Cruise companies expressed relief and optimism after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention outlined a new path to the resumption of voyages.
(Bloomberg) Cruise companies expressed relief and optimism after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention outlined a new path to the resumption of voyages.
According to the new guidance in a letter sent to companies on Wednesday, ships can sail from U.S. ports with paying customers if 95% of guests and 98% of crew are vaccinated, bypassing a previous requirement for starting with trial voyages. In a response provided to Bloomberg News, the agency said it wants to resume U.S. sailings âas soon as possible to maintain the timeline of passenger voyages by mid-July.â
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