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1. No supertanker orders in the third quarter (19/10)
2. This week's top stories on ShippingWatch (19/10)
3. Will high-wire environmental discussion end up as a failed coup? (19/10)
4. Equinor makes second million-dollar divestment within a few days (19/10)
5. Aker BP reaches revenue of one billion dollars (19/10)
6. Iranian oil reaches China before sanctions (19/10)
7. DP World looking at Eritrea as a way to sidestep Djibouti troubles (19/10)
8. Hapag-Lloyd: New BAF will break with old policies (19/10)
9. Swedish oil executives could be prosecuted for war crimes (19/10)
10. The US wants WTO to look into international trade dispute (19/10)
11. Greek shipowners criticize IMO for allowing scrubbers (18/10)
12. Shipping's climate ambitions will now be tested (18/10)
13. Frustrations about bad bunker remain intact (18/10)
14. ExxonMobil invests billions in Chinese LNG market (18/10)
15. Singapore wants to 3D print infrastructure in ports (18/10)
16. Noreco buys Shell's North Sea business (18/10)
17. Kuehne + Nagel reports major growth after gaining market shares (18/10)
18. 79 ships scrapped in South East Asia in the third quarter (18/10)
19. Goodbye to u-turning supertankers as world's ship fuel is upgraded (18/10)
20. CMA CGM increases its stake in Swiss logistics company (18/10)
21. "Are we paying for scrubbers, marine gas oil or LNG?" (17/10)
22. Iranian container liner reconfigures network before sanctions (17/10)
23. LNG ships will soon account for most of DSME's revenue (17/10)
24. Schlumberger books new huge deficit in Norway (17/10)
25. "Shipping can no longer work in obscurity" (17/10)
26. Japanese container shipowners sees shares plunge after major downgrade (17/10)
27. JP Morgan has positive view on dry bulk market in 2019 (17/10)
28. Maersk sells container terminal in Turkey (17/10)
29. More than 1000 scrubbers ordered in the last six months (17/10)
30. Bomin denies responsibility for Thorco accident (17/10)