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Saturday, August 9, 2014
Italian Government to Ban Large Cruise Ships from Venice Lagoon
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Italian Government to Ban Large Cruise Ships from Venice Lagoon

Big cruise ships will be barred from Venice's Saint Mark's lagoon, to protect Italy's floating city from potential damage caused by growing traffic, the

August 9, 2014
Total Views: 44

Friday, August 8, 2014
U.S. Shipping Firm Sues Alcoa for $300 Million Over Guinea Bauxite
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U.S. Shipping Firm Sues Alcoa for $300 Million Over Guinea Bauxite

A U.S. shipping firm is suing Alcoa for $300 million saying it suffered losses after the aluminium maker breached a contract with the Guinean government

August 8, 2014
Total Views: 35

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Maritime News

Throttle Back and We’ll Make it Worth Your While

The massive container ships passing through the Santa Barbara Channel off the coast of Southern California will be paid a bonus of $2,500 per trip to slow

August 8, 2014
Total Views: 6

Thursday, August 7, 2014
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Maritime News

Astronomical Amounts of Iron Ore Expected to be Shipped From Brazil

Brazilian mining company Vale SA plans to double its iron ore exports to China within five years according to Jose Carlos Martins, the company's head of

August 7, 2014
Total Views: 95

Hawaii Braces For One-Two Punch
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Hawaii Braces For One-Two Punch

Hurricane Iselle was forecast to hit Hawaii on Thursday as residents scurried to gather supplies and officials warned of flooding and outages, while a

August 7, 2014
Total Views: 5

China to Build Lighthouses on Five Isles in Defiance of US Call
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China to Build Lighthouses on Five Isles in Defiance of US Call

China plans to build lighthouses on five islands in the South China Sea, state media reported on Thursday, in defiance of calls from the United States and the

August 7, 2014
Total Views: 9

Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Italian Professor in Hot Water for Hosting Costa Concordia Captain
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Italian Professor in Hot Water for Hosting Costa Concordia Captain

A professor who invited the disgraced captain of the capsized Costa Concordia to speak at a criminology seminar has been referred to the ethics committee at

August 6, 2014
Total Views: 61

Cell Phone Video Captures Sinking of Bangladesh Ferry, 133 Still Missing
Incidents

Cell Phone Video Captures Sinking of Bangladesh Ferry, 133 Still Missing

Cell phone video captures the last moments of the MV Pinak-6 and her passengers. The captain and owner are wanted on murder

August 6, 2014
Total Views: 16

Tuesday, August 5, 2014
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CFTC Shows US Commodity Manipulation Laws Have Teeth

By extracting a $13 million penalty and imposing tough restrictions on future oil trading by Arcadia and others, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission

August 5, 2014
Total Views: 25

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Maritime News

Egypt Plans to Dig New Suez Canal

Egypt plans to build a new Suez Canal alongside the existing 145-year-old historic waterway in a multi-billion dollar project aimed at expanding trade along

August 5, 2014
Total Views: 31

Monday, August 4, 2014
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China to Build More LNG tankers in High-Tech Push

Chinese shipyards are aiming to take some $10 billion in orders for new LNG tankers over the rest of the decade, part of a plan to restructure the country's

August 4, 2014
Total Views: 25

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Kurds Ask U.S. Court to Scrap Seizure Order, Allow Crude Delivery

The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) of Iraq asked a U.S. court on Monday to throw out an order to seize some 1 million barrels of disputed crude oil and

August 4, 2014
Total Views: 8

santos sugar fire
Maritime News

Sugar Fire at Santos Port Threatens Brazilian Exports

Firefighters contained a blaze at Cosan SA's sugar facilities at the Port of Santos in Brazil on Monday, reducing storage capacity in the world's largest

August 4, 2014
Total Views: 20

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Incidents

Ferry With Hundreds Aboard Capsizes in Bangladesh

A ferry with about 200 passengers aboard capsized on Monday in the river Padma southwest of Dhaka and rescue teams took about half of them to safety, the chief

August 4, 2014
Total Views: 154

Sunday, August 3, 2014
Egyptian-Japanese Friendship Bridge suez canal ship shipping capesize bulk carrier
Maritime News

Egypt Awards Suez Logistics Hub Project Contract

Egypt has chosen a consortium that includes the Egyptian army and global engineering firm Dar al-Handasah to develop an international industrial and logistics

August 3, 2014
Total Views: 23

Friday, August 1, 2014
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Maritime News

Japan Offers $700 Million in Support of Brazilian Shipbuilding and Dry Bulk Exports

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe touted the success of his economic policies on a visit to Brazil on Friday and said it was time for the two nations to expand

August 1, 2014
Total Views: 7

lng carrier tanker
Maritime News

Trading Houses Take Risky Bet With Floating LNG Storage

Asian spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) remained at depressed levels this week amid weak demand, but traders were looking for floating storage to take advantage

August 1, 2014
Total Views: 11

Thursday, July 31, 2014
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Maritime News

For Wandering Tankers with $300 Million of Kurdish Crude, End-Game Still in Doubt

After a legal show-down in Texas this week, the outlook for a handful of tankers holding some $300 million worth of Kurdish oil is not looking

July 31, 2014
Total Views: 19

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Maritime News

Kurdish Oil Cargo Unloaded at Sea, Destination a Mystery

Part of a Kurdish oil cargo has been offloaded from a Greek-managed tanker into another tanker in the South China Sea, but mystery surrounds the identity of

July 31, 2014
Total Views: 20

Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Ship Loads First U.S. Condensate Export Cargo In 40 Years -Sources

Ship Loads First U.S. Condensate Export Cargo In 40 Years -Sources

An oil tanker has started loading a cargo of condensate, or ultra-light oil, the first such export from the United States since the easing of a 40-year-old ban

July 30, 2014
Total Views: 10
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