It’s been a familiar trend this year; volatility when it comes to the newbuilding ordering activity. In its latest weekly report, Allied Shipbroking said that it “a very quiet week for the Newbuilding market was due, despite the gear up noted in …
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Companies listed in the US are familiar with the challenging Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) requirements around internal controls. Many aim to satisfy these requirements by reference to the respected COSO internal control framework. Here are our top five are…
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Group A in the World Cup contains the host nation Russia, and Saudi Arabia, two of the largest crude oil producing countries in the world. The chart shows the contribution each country contributes to global demand for tankers. However the games shake o…
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The tanker market has dug itself a hole, it’s now struggling to get out of. The past week didn’t bring any sort of respite. According to the latest weekly report from Charles R. Weber, “VLCC rates continued easing this week despite a fresh …
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What a show! The Greek Shipping community put on a wonderful week for the rest of the world at Posidonia. This year the spotlight was very much on bunkers and more specifically on how ship owners should prepare for 2020. However, there were some exampl…
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