Friday, July 4th, 2008

Some are more equal than others

Some are more equal than others
On Europe: Revelations about wages for union workers at chemicals giant BASF have caused a stir. By David Gow in Munich.

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Friday, July 4th, 2008

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Thursday, July 3rd, 2008

Late breaking news

Australia’s Origin scorns BG bid

Australia’s Origin urges shareholders to reject a 13.8bn Australian dollar takeover bid from UK rival BG Group.

Tax credit to boost UBS results

Swiss bank UBS says it expects to report a small loss at worst for the second quarter after receiving a tax credit.

Oil price hits yet another record

Oil prices continue to climb with US light crude at a record closing price and London Brent above $146.

Google must divulge YouTube log

Google must divulge the viewing habits of every user who has ever watched avideo on YouTube, says a US court.

Eurozone rates increase to 4.25%

Interest rates in eurozone countries increase for the first time in 12 months in a bid to combat inflation.

Vodafone in Ghana mobile deal

Mobile provider Vodafone is to expand its presence in Africa by buying a majority stake in Ghana Telecom for 452m.

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Thursday, July 3rd, 2008

Late breaking news

Tilbury renews calls for expansion plan approval

TILBURY has publicly renewed its call for planning permission to be granted on 65 acres of development land, freeing up space for a major push towards domination of the growing southeast England ro-ro market.

Oh pledges better East-West balance

THE newly elected chairman of the International Association of Classification Societies has pledged to ?rebalance? the lack of influence from the Far East in dealings with the International Maritime Organization.

Box lines ditch Asia bunker fee

ORIENT Overseas Container Line and Cheng Lie Navigation Co (CNC Line) have suspended their plans to impose an emergency bunker surcharge on the Hong Kong/South China-Taiwan trade, which was due to start on July 1, following shippers? complaints over eight other lines announcing similar EBS plans on the same route.

NCL faces medical bill for Norway blast victims

VICTIMS of the Norway explosion have demanded tens of millions of dollars towards full restitution, and accused operator Norwegian Cruise Line of ?placing corporate profits ahead of safety?.

Port chief warns hiring freeze will hurt Genoa

GENOA port president Luigi Merlo has expressed grave concern over an announced freeze on hiring public employees, writes John McLaughlin.

Cosco Pacific eyes $4.2m from box leaseback deal

HONG Kong-listed port operator, container manufacturing and leasing company Cosco Pacific has signed a container sale and leaseback deal with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, writes Sandra Tsui in Hong Kong.

UN lifts ban on former Liberia maritime official

THE United Nations has lifted a seven-year travel ban on US-based Liberian registry consultant Gerald Cooper, who has been linked to disgraced ex-Liberian president Charles Taylor.

Saad calls for curb on oil futures trading to cool prices

CMA CGM chairman Jacques Saad has proposed restricting oil futures trading as a means of curbing speculation, which he says is behind the current surge in oil prices, writes Andrew Spurrier in Paris.

News in brief

GO raises $130m loan

CSBC may renegotiate ship prices

CSBC Corp, Taiwan?s largest shipyard, may seek revised terms on its shipbuilding contracts, according to its chairman Cheng Wen-lon, writes Mike Grinter in Hong Kong.

StatoilHydro criticised for platform deficiencies

ON the 20th anniversary of the Piper Alpha oil platform disaster in the UK North Sea, a Norwegian company has been ordered to improve drilling conditions on a key production platform, writes Martyn Wingrove.

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Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008

Late breaking news

Oil prices reach new record high

The price of oil hits a fresh high of $145 a barrel after US oil stockpiles fall by more than expected.

Dow Jones becomes a bear market

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closes more than 20% below its October peak, making it a bear market.

Euro interest rate likely to rise

The European Central Bank is expected to raise interest rates to control inflation, which is near a 15-year high.

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Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008

Port strikes ?may close? Piraeus within days

Port strikes ?may close? Piraeus within days
GREEK ports have been left on the brink of closure to container traffic after the nation?s port workers announced further strike plans, writes Nigel Lowry in Athens.

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Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008

Late breaking news

China to drive higher oil volumes, says IEA

HIGHER volumes of crude oil will be heading out of Middle East and African ports to Asian terminals in the next five years despite a deceleration in global demand growth in the short term.

Paper calls top in tanker rates SSY hits the ground running

TANKER derivatives trading on the most frequently traded contract has begun to ease as freight rates in the underlying physical market near their peak.

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Tuesday, July 1st, 2008

Late breaking news

China to drive higher oil volumes, says IEA

HIGHER volumes of crude oil will be heading out of Middle East and African ports to Asian terminals in the next five years despite a deceleration in global demand growth in the short term.

Paper calls top in tanker rates SSY hits the ground running

TANKER derivatives trading on the most frequently traded contract has begun to ease as freight rates in the underlying physical market near their peak.

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Panamax dip is ?not doom and gloom?

A SUMMER breeze sweeping across the Atlantic panamax market has slowed activity, while owners look to fix longer periods to guarantee earnings at current rates, writes Jamie Dale.

Caribbean aframaxes pressured on full inventories

WEAK demand for aframaxes in the US Gulf and Caribbean markets has forced rates lower this week, with further declines expected, writes Jamie Dale.

Market briefs

Newcastle on up as queues ease

Tanker orderbook is no supply chain constraint

THE global tanker fleet is set to expand by 18% by the end of 2010, ?massively exceeding? growth in seaborne crude trade over the same period, writes Michelle Wiese Bockmann.

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ICAP HANDYMAX INDEX? 6,058 (same) 1 July 2008

TANKER derivatives trading on the most frequently traded contract has begun to ease as freight rates in the underlying physical market near their peak.

ICAP HYDE SUPRAMAX INDEX 9,274 (same) 1 July 2008

Index basis: 50-52,000 dwt bulk carrier, maximum 10 years old, 25t cranes with grabs, 14k on 30t ifo no diesel at sea

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Tuesday, July 1st, 2008

The Goal.

The Goal
by: Eliyahu M. Goldratt
, Jeff Cox

publisher: North River Press
, released: July, 2004

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Monday, June 30th, 2008

Late breaking news

Felixstowe could reap rewards of Dryport

A NEW EU project entitled Dryport could be a key factor in identifying and developing new logistics areas to support port expansion at Felixstowe.

Portonave under threat from presidential decree

PORTONAVE, the company at the centre of a furious debate on port development in Brazil, has defended itself in the face of a presidential decree that threatens to radically transform the legal framework for port investment in Latin America?s largest economy.

December launch for delayed CSBC listing

TAIWANESE shipbuilder CSBC Corp is set to launch its initial public offering on the Taiwan Stock Exchange on December 22.

Shell fires up $2bn floating LNG plans

ANGLO-Dutch oil major Shell is pressing ahead with plans for the construction of a floating liquefied natural gas production facility which could cost about $2bn.

Slow start to the year for St Lawrence Seaway

THE moderate rebound anticipated in St Lawrence Seaway traffic in 2008 has yet to materialise as the North American waterway heads towards the usually slow summer season, writes Leo Ryan in Montreal.

Green debate is just hotting up

From Geoffry Lucas,

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