Cruise giant is expected to beat Wall Street estimates in Thursday earnings report
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Retailers move cargoes forward as they brace for potential US port strikes
Trade groups want Biden administration to encourage both sides to come to the table to avert a shutdown
Heatwave drives up Vietnamese panamax demand on coal import surge, says Braemar
Broker states half of all coal cargoes in the first half of 2024 were carried by the vessel-type
Why methanol shipping pioneers are giving LNG fuelling a second look
As the alternative fuel orderbook returns to LNG, the availability of methanol also affects appetite
Ukrainian seafarers to remain out of reach of tighter draft laws, mental health expert says
Ukrainian psychologist believes crew members will gradually become part of the overseas workforce as war goes on
DOF ‘kills two birds with one stone’ after striking $1.1bn Maersk Supply takeover
Fearnley Offshore analyst Jesper Skjong says owner has pulled off a coup with acquisition of younger fleet
Houthi attacks help fire shipping tonne-mile growth to highest level in 14 years, Clarksons Research says
Next year could be very different if Red Sea situation changes, according to analyst Trevor Crowe
Dubai-based newcomer SPM Shipping taps the brakes on furious expansion
Cash buyer-linked shipowner says acquisitions can wait until hot vessel values cool
One day out of 365 is too little if shipping is serious about its crew
Former seafarer and TradeWinds’ journalist argues shipping must up its game to recruit the next generation of seafarers
Seafarers’ ‘bill of rights’ needs work as research reveals patchy enforcement
Maritime Labour Convention has not yet achieved a level playing field, industry body says