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Maersk Line is the driving force
The Maersk Group presented its 1st quarter interim report this week, which showed improvements virtually across the board:
Nils Smedegaard: Most things point in the right direction
Maersk Line expects improved 2014 result
P3 alliance launch postponed to the fall
Following publication of the interim report on Wednesday, Maersk Oil announced a massive North Sea investment on the British continental shelf:
Maersk Oil in USD 5 billion North Sea investment
Maersk and BP will soon unveil new super-rig
EMS Seven Seas headed for a sale:
Norwegian supply company EMS Seven Seas announced in relation to its interim report that American logistics group Supreme is looking to acquire the company:
Supreme Group to acquire EMS Seven Seas
Supreme looking at EMS Seven Seas' crown jewel
DFDS result and Channel decision
DFDS presented its 1st quarter interim report on Friday, in the same week in which the UK Competition and Markets Authority announced a provisional decision in the Battle on the Channel:
DFDS in USD 20.11 million 1Q deficit before taxes
Competition Authority confirms MyFerryLink ban
Eurotunnel: We want to see the final decision
Further reading:
Jens Grønning: Our expansion plan remains intact
Growing interest for bonds in shipping
J. Lauritzen: Bulk better in 2nd part of the year
Deutsche Bank: China's shipping loans could trigger next crisis
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