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Container company seeks to expand its reach after business soared during pandemic
Scorpio investment a sign of manufacturers looking beyond car industry into new markets
Digitising shipping processes throws up a range of regulatory challenges
DFDS chief warns economics of running cross-Channel services becoming unsustainable
Worst deluges in decades highlight crumbling infrastructure and exacerbate delays at flagship terminal
European Commission struggles to win over Hungary’s Orbán for phased-in curbs on oil imports
World’s largest shipping group by profits foresees risks building up in global economy
Purchases come as Chinese state-owned commodity traders shy away to avoid sanctions
Plan would raise more than $50bn a year on sector’s almost 1bn tonnes of emissions
There is a potent measure available for leaders in the bid to squeeze Moscow financially
A journalistic exposé of a maritime fraud raises compelling questions about the morality of London shipping finance
Vessel undergoing checks after ‘mechanical failure’ as shipping company operates first ferries on crucial route
Regulatory risks will grow the longer that profits appear unmoored from costs
Supply chain problems may curb container shipping volumes this year but will help buoy freight rates
V.Group chief says military alliance should ensure trade can flow from region of huge importance to global food supplies
Alexander Saverys says Euronav shareholders will receive ‘nothing’ from planned tie-up with Frontline
Merger agreement marks latest bet by Norway-born tycoon John Fredriksen on future of crude shipping
Groups buoyed by a boom in bulker rates and generous dividends
Fall reflects sharp drop in port activity in both countries, with EU affected more than China or US
London-listed Global Ports Holding says it is not breaching UK law by providing Turkish berth for vessel
UK Insolvency Service confirms probe into redundancies after being called in by Kwasi Kwarteng
Critics say government needs to think harder about how to develop the blue economy in a sustainable manner
UK transport secretary’s proposed measures are not suitable, says British Ports Association
One of corporate America’s longest-serving executives will stay on as executive chair at logistics giant
Getting hold of niche vessels would be tricky, and supply of the ships will not improve right away
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