1. This week's top stories on ShippingWatch (16/11)
2. Here is the cocktail that could prove a headache for J. Lauritzen (16/11)
3. Trade war finally hammers commodity ships, confounding optimists (16/11)
4. Zim starts to feel the benefits of 2M collaboration (16/11)
5. Iran sanction waivers may strengthen tanker market (16/11)
6. Frontline's CEO confident in better crude market despite another deficit (16/11)
7. Shell on the lookout for major tanker fleet (16/11)
8. J. Lauritzen expects improvement for dry bulk despite trade war (16/11)
9. Noble's new shipping venture will multiply the number of vessels – quickly (16/11)
10. Maersk Line will install scrubbers for USD 80 million (16/11)
11. Danaos books slightly stronger result in weak charter market (15/11)
12. Here is the roadmap for the liner companies' new global initiative (15/11)
13. Torm CEO after large deficit: Market has already turned (15/11)
14. Teekay projects sustainable recovery for tankers (15/11)
15. New analysis outlines best path to green shipping (15/11)
16. NGO worried that major nations could shut down IMO transparency process (15/11)
17. Skou says Maersk is ahead of CMA CGM and Cosco in terms of blockchain (15/11)
18. SBM Offshore bolstered by vessel sale and settled insurance case (15/11)
19. Equity firm to take over NordLB's bad shipping loans totaling billions (15/11)
20. Torm's deficit grew considerably in historically weak market (15/11)

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