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Two key Signa divisions filing for insolvency - Vimarsana News

Two key Signa divisions filing for insolvency

Two key divisions of Signa, the troubled European property company, are filing for insolvency, the company said on Thursday. It was the latest twist in the saga around Signa, the biggest... -December 28, 2023 at 05:01 am EST - MarketScreener

Signa's Prime Selection files for self-administrated restructuring - Vimarsana News

Signa's Prime Selection files for self-administrated restructuring

Signa Prime Selection, a key division of the troubled Signa property company, filed for self-administrated restructuring in a Vienna court on Thursday, Signa said. A second important... -December 28, 2023 at 04:41 am EST - MarketScreener

red sea: Shipping firms take first steps towards Red Sea return - Vimarsana News

red sea: Shipping firms take first steps towards Red Sea return

The world's top shipping companies, including Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, stopped using Red Sea routes after Yemen's Houthi militant group began targeting vessels this month, disrupting global trade through the Suez Canal.

Hapag-Lloyd to decide on Wednesday about its Red Sea routes - Vimarsana News

Hapag-Lloyd to decide on Wednesday about its Red Sea routes

Germany's Hapag-Lloyd will decide on Wednesday how it will proceed with its Red Sea routes after suspending shipments there in response to safety concerns, a spokesperson said on Tuesday. ...

Hapag-Lloyd to decide on Wednesday about Red Sea routes - Vimarsana News

Hapag-Lloyd to decide on Wednesday about Red Sea routes

FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Germany's Hapag-Lloyd will decide on Wednesday whether to resume journeys through the Red Sea, a spokesperson said on Tuesday as Maersk prepared to return to the area after a U.S.-led operation began providing safety against attacks. The world's top shipping firms, including Maersk and Hapag Lloyds, stopped transiting the Red Sea after Yemen's Houthi militant group starting targeting vessels earlier in December, disrupting global trade through the Suez Canal. On Sunday, Maersk said it was preparing to resume shipping operations in the Red Sea and the Gulf ...

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