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Moonen sells first two megayachts in new 94 Alu series
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Moonen sells first two megayachts in new 94 Alu series

Moonen Shipyards, the well-known Dutch builder of high-quality

about 20 years ago
Bribery Bust At Shipyard
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Bribery Bust At Shipyard

A Department of Defense worker from North Carolina will serve 44 months in federal prison for his role in a case involving bribes between Norfolk Naval Shipyard workers and freight-shipping companies.

about 20 years ago
Powerful new radar visits Pearl
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Powerful new radar visits Pearl

HONOLULU

about 20 years ago
First ferry ship for China’s longest ferry railway takes water
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First ferry ship for China’s longest ferry railway takes water

Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. said yesterday it reduced the time needed to assemble a 105,000-metric-ton crude carrier onshore from 85 days to 55 days.

about 20 years ago
$85M job may trim Groton shipyard layoffs
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$85M job may trim Groton shipyard layoffs

GROTON– The U.S. Navy’s decision Monday to award the post-construction shakedown contract on the USS Texas to Electric Boat could result in fewer layoffs at the Groton shipyard next year.

about 20 years ago
ABN AMRO collects more points
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ABN AMRO collects more points

It is time to break out the chocolate onboard ABN AMRO ONE (Mike Sanderson) to celebrate crossing the second ice waypoint last night and passing the first scoring gate on leg two of the Volvo Ocean Race. They have now earned 3.5 points

about 20 years ago
Brasil 1 restarts VOR today
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Brasil 1 restarts VOR today

The latest news from Brasil 1 VOR team is that they will restart the race from South Africa today at 10 am (local time Brasilia), exactly five days after it moored in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

about 20 years ago
China’s race for energy resources only just heating up
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China’s race for energy resources only just heating up

China’s 2.3-billion-dollar Nigerian oil venture is a major step forward for the energy ravenous country as it seeks to power its fast-growing economy but analysts said Tuesday the race was just heating up.

about 20 years ago
CNOOC Steps Up Exploration
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CNOOC Steps Up Exploration

China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC) Monday said that it had put into operation another oilfield in the South China Sea shortly after announcing its discovery of a new oil reserve of up to 200 million cubic metres in Bohai Bay.

about 20 years ago
Clean up the nuclear beach at Dounreay?
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Clean up the nuclear beach at Dounreay?

THE bill for dredging the seabed to remove radioactive particles from Dounreay nuclear power station could be

about 20 years ago
Big ship tests out Bay Area’s biggest, deepest port
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Big ship tests out Bay Area’s biggest, deepest port

A ship nearly 1,000 feet long and wide enough to accommodate 18 rows of containers has made its maiden voyage to the Port of Oakland, testing out the deepened shipping channels in the Oakland Estuary.

about 20 years ago
ABN AMRO 2 takes second
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ABN AMRO 2 takes second

There are huge losses in the fleet tonight as ABN AMRO (Mike Sanderson) continues to streak towards Melbourne at a comforting 18 knots, while the rest of the fleet is barely managing 10 knots.

about 20 years ago
DRS Technologies Awarded $42.5 Million U.S. Navy Contract
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DRS Technologies Awarded $42.5 Million U.S. Navy Contract

DRS Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:DRS) announced today that it has received a new U.S. Navy award under the SEAPORT Enhanced (SEAPORT-e) contract valued at $42.5 million, including options, to provide engineering and technical support services.

about 20 years ago
Australian Cyclone Shuts Oil Rigs, Forces Evacuations
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Australian Cyclone Shuts Oil Rigs, Forces Evacuations

SYDNEY – Mining and oil companies in far western Australia shut down operations on Monday as a powerful cyclone headed toward the coast, forcing some residents to evacuate homes for storm shelters.

about 20 years ago
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