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The Stadil family dismissed CEO after just one year:
Why Thorco and Ramskov parted ways
Maersk Broker took a big hit in 2013. Newbuilding contracts and charter parties signed at towering prices ahead of the financial crisis had a serious impact on the company's result:
Maersk Broker's profit in sharp decline
Maersk Broker hit by the financial crisis
The German shipping industry has seen better days. ShippingWatch has visited Hamburg:
Hamburg Süd prepares for more competition
The transformation of Hamburg Inc
Nicaragua is ready to invest big-time in a canal to compete with Panama:
Plan for the Nicaragua Canal ready next month
Further reading:
Safmarine's plans for Africa:
Safmarine holds key to Maersk Line's Africa-plan
New European railway in light of the coming sulphur regulations:
SECA requirements lead to new European rail link
Piracy became cheaper:
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