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Moody is Shipping Forecast Worsens

29 Jun 2016
1715
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Moody's Japan has issued a new outlook for the next 12-18 months, and the latest forecast looks even worse than its last, which was issued in March: the firm has retained its negative outlook for global shipping, and “earnings will worsen, with freight ra

Seafaring industry needs more women- IMO chief

29 Jun 2016
2031
INSA

Calling it the “untapped sector,” the secretary-general of the United Nations International Maritime Office on Saturday pushed for the increased involvement of women in the seafaring industry saying they are the key to the growth of the industry.

Pirate Ransom Negotiations: Resolving the Paradoxes of Extortionate Transactions with Somali Pirates

29 Jun 2016
2793
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Somali pirates take a very business-like approach to their craft. “We attack big ships that can pay us. However, after capturing several ships we have learned about what type of ships to target and which ship owner is able or willing to pay ransom money a

10 Things to Consider Before Your Ship Enters Piracy Prone Area

29 Jun 2016
6113
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While the number of piracy attacks along the coast of Somalia has decreased, there has been a substantial increase in piracy incidents along the coast of West Africa. As maritime organisations continue to bring in newer regulations and guidelines to prote

Ulstein Delivers Flexible Vessel For The Offshore Wind Service Industry

28 Jun 2016
1641
INSA

When Bernhard Schulte Offshore (BS Offshore) and their client Siemens ordered a service operation vessel from Ulstein Verft in 2015, they saw the benefit of having the ship designer and the yard in one place. The vessel is now completed, and was delivered