Will Trump’s trade chief go after shipbuilding again? Probe that could lead to tariffs names sector
US trade representative’s investigations into ‘excess capacity’ look at China, Japan, South Korea and more
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ATSB Releases Preliminary Report on Nuyina Grounding
An ATSB preliminary investigation report details the circumstances leading up to the brief grounding of the Australian research vessel Nuyina off Heard Island, 4,000 km south-west of Perth, October 13 last year.The grounding occurred while Nuyina…
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SDSU, Samsung Heavy Industries Announce New Maritime Center
San Diego State University announced a partnership with Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI), a global leader in shipbuilding and offshore engineering, during a memorandum of understanding signing ceremony held on the university’s campus March 12.The…
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Braemar adds project prowess with hire of James Palmer
Founder of 1991 Shipping joins Braemar as part of partnership between the two firms
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Volatility Challenges Ship Recyclers
As oil started to climb, freight followed suit, continuing to feed the already rising global inflation picture, while the U.S. Dollar wore the crown jewel of the week, rising notably against all of the major international ship recycling markets, says c…
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