Masters fear ship safety at risk as IMO weighs sea-time training cuts
Nautical Institute says plan to reduce months of sea training is not backed by evidence
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Ripening on the vine: How the Odfjells turned business mistakes into ‘beautiful wines’
Decades after Dan Odfjell fell for a plot of land outside Chile’s capital, it now produces wines his son calls ‘emotional’ in their quality
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Meet the Greek-American shipowner who wants to put more US flags on tankers amid ‘seminal moment’
New York native sees US-flag growth as a patriotic move based on the direction he sees Washington headed
James Gundy quits as Braemar boss after five years in the hot seat
London-listed operation picks finance chief Grant Foley as influential broker’s successor as CEO
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Both sides of bargaining table mourn labour affairs ‘giant’ David Dearsley
IMEC announces death of its first and longest-serving leader
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