Going public: Was shipping’s IPO ‘gold rush’ worth it?
This week’s Streetwise explores the frustration over public company valuations
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The Quiet Commodore speaks: Ships, relationships and a ‘long, strange trip’
Fairfield Chemical Carriers’ Todd Clough reflects on eve of top Connecticut Maritime Association honour
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Marinakis to steer Chinese-built ships away from US trading if port-fee scheme ensues
Greek tycoon describes recession in Europe as ‘inevitable’
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Evangelos Marinakis to steer fleet away from US trading if port-fee scheme ensues
Greek tycoon describes recession in Europe as ‘inevitable’
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Dry bulk orphans: Public shipowners lament flight of long-term investors
Bulker executives make their case, but is anyone in the investment community listening?
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