UK charity apologises for criticism of ITF’s crew strike campaign
Human Rights at Sea has retracted statement attacking what it called union’s “vigilante” action
Giovanni Ciniglio
18th June 2020
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18th June 2020
Capesize earnings in record increase for second day as dry bulk rates spike
As Baltic Dry Index jumps by 23% in a day, brokers say the futures market shows party may already be over
Giovanni Ciniglio
18th June 2020
Daily Briefing June 18 2020
Daily Briefing June 18 2020 Free to read: LNG shipbuilding loses steam as commodity demand tanks | EU given warning over state support for carriers…...
Giovanni Ciniglio
18th June 2020
Norwegian fjords provide scenic location for PCTC lay-ups
Car carrier giant says locations chosen for benign weather and proximity to major trade lanes
Giovanni Ciniglio
18th June 2020
Visiting hours still suspended at QEH
As COVID-19 restrictions continue to be relaxed across Barbados, visting hours remain suspended at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH). In a media release, management at the...
Giovanni Ciniglio
18th June 2020
Former officer charged in Brooks’ death
ATLANTA – The death of the 27-year-old Brooks – another in a long line of African-Americans killed by police – further heightened racial concerns in the...
Giovanni Ciniglio
17th June 2020
Cruise bankruptcies could be among most complex in history
A cruise line bankruptcy would be “thorny and complex,” according to Reorg Research analysts
Giovanni Ciniglio
17th June 2020