WASHINGTON
Following a rip-roaring two years, Korea’s shipping industry has been going through something of a lull in 2005. Now, two of the nation’s leading shippers are taking opposite paths to reinvigorate business.
Four 10,000 TEU carriers ordered by COSCO from Hyundai Heavy Industries are the world
Two of the leading innovators in luxury waterfront property development have come together to develop and build up to 40,000 slips in new luxury marina facilities in Dubai, the fastest growing region of waterfront development in the world.
MSC Cruises is poised to become Europe
two of the most famous names in yacht racing formed a partnership to create a new international one-design racing class
The Swedish Match Tour’s two most decorated yachting skippers will contest the final of the Monsoon Cup in Malaysia.
The Northland yachting community was still in celebration mode today after one of their own stamped his mark on the international stage yet again, this time as a skipper in the Volvo Ocean Round the World yacht race.
Jordan, Arab Potash ordered special CSD600 Recently leading engineering and contracting company in the global dredging industry VOSTA LMG received a contract for a cutter suction dredge from Arab Potash in Jordan.
Gunnarstorp, Sweden — A new high capacity screw-type ship unloader has been ordered for The Seaforth Grain Terminal in Liverpool, U.K. In future, bulk carriers of up to 75,000 dwt will be discharged at the terminal with unloading capacities of up to 1800 t/h.
Dubai
VALDEZ — Since crude oil started sliding down the trans-Alaska pipeline in 1977, nearly 19,000 loads have sailed out of town aboard enormous tankers.
Doha: Qatar Shipping Company (Q-Ship) took delivery of MT Alhasbah, the second in a series of four 105,000 dwt aframax size crude oil tanker.
SINGAPORE Neptune Orient Lines, Evergreen Marine and 10 other shipping companies will raise a surcharge on containers they move to the United States from Asia to a record to help recover some of the costs from high fuel prices.
