Will Donald Trump extend his historically long waiver of the Jones Act?
Shipping stakeholders protected by domestic shipping law are closely watching Washington DC
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Old rules, new threats: Veteran expert sees shipping law falling behind
Maritime law expert says technology is exposing gaps governments have yet to address
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Feeder shipping at a crossroads as owners grapple with ageing tonnage
Rising compliance demands and a growing need for efficiency is forcing operators to rethink fleet strategies
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Greek newbuilding activity eclipses secondhand dealmaking in first half
Hellenic fleet renewal is in full swing, with Chinese yards — mainly Hengli Shipbuilding — capturing the business
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‘120 miles an hour for 15 years’: It’s time for Jeremy Nixon to change gears
It has been quite a ride for the departing boss of the world’s sixth largest liner operator
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