08/05/2014at 12:20

ShippingWatch magazine out now

The biannual ShippingWatch magazine is out now. Read it here.

BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN

Dear reader.

The biannual ShippingWatch magazine is out now. This time, we present a thematic issue with a focus on German shipping and how the financial crisis and the collapse of huge parts of the KG-system forces the industry to be more transparent in order to please the new owners: equity funds. Also, we take a close look at an industrial resurrection: European shipyards are prosperous again. And we perform a thorough inspection into a silver wedding: 25 years with ship registers in Northern Europe! Who has actually benefitted from the schemes?

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Tomas Kristiansen

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European carrier orders 12 methanol vessels at Korean yard

Wärtsilä had to abandon valuable projects after departure from Russia

Dan-Bunkering has millions tied up in collapsed British shipping company

Maersk becomes logistics partner for Asos

Freight forwarder acquires the very last jumbo jet from Boeing

Carriers scrapped 292 vessels on South Asian beaches last year

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Carriers move tonnage from weakened China to especially two other routes

European carrier orders 12 methanol vessels at Korean yard

Customers react to Maersk bidding Hamburg Süd name farewell: "Tampering with family heirlooms"

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