Group Unveils Maritime Connectivity Platform

Group Unveils Maritime Connectivity Platform

The Maritime Connectivity Platform Consortium (MCC), an international consortium for the digitalization of maritime sectors, officially started operations with a signing ceremony. The goal of MCC will be to bring common internet standards to maritime navigation and transportation systems through the Maritime...
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CMA CGM Concludes Acquisition of CEVA Logistics

CMA CGM Concludes Acquisition of CEVA Logistics

The European Commission has given the green light to French shipping major CMA CGM to acquire Swiss logistics company CEVA Logistics. Following the approval, CMA CGM will acquire sole control of the Switzerland-based company. The commission concluded that...
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EU Adopts Proposal On Emissions From Maritime Transport

EU Adopts Proposal On Emissions From Maritime Transport

The European Commission has adopted a proposal to revise the EU system for monitoring, reporting and verification (EU MRV) of CO2 emissions from maritime transport. The system will be revised in order for the EU to take “appropriate account” of the globa...
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Commission Probes Terminal Operators

Commission Probes Terminal Operators

The Hong Kong Competition Commission has opened an investigation to assess whether the recently created alliance between several container terminal operators may restrict competition in Hong Kong.  Recently, COSCO-HIT Terminals (Hong Kong) Limited (CHT), ...
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Court Confirms $1.8b Oil Spill Compensation

Court Confirms $1.8b Oil Spill Compensation

Spain’s Supreme Court in Madrid upheld the ruling that the insurer and the captain of the Prestige oil tanker are to pay EUR 1.6 billion (USD 1.8 billion) in compensation. Under the final ruling, handed down on December 20, the...
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Qatar Pulls Out Of OPEC

Qatar Pulls Out Of OPEC

Qatar has announced it is pulling out of the Opec oil producers’ cartel, just days before the group meets in Vienna. The Gulf state, which joined Opec in 1961, said it would leave the cartel in January and would focus...
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New Kia Soul Debuts

New Kia Soul Debuts

All-new Kia Soul has made its debut at the 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show: a completely new, yet familiar, version of Kia’s beloved and award-winning urban crossover. Taking everything that popularized the company’s quirky, unconventionally styled urban cross...
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GM To Sack 14,000 Workers, Close Eight Plants

GM To Sack 14,000 Workers, Close Eight Plants

Citing rising costs and drop in car sales, General Motors (GM) has concluded plans to halt production at five factories and cut more than 14,000 jobs. The US carmaker has also announced it will close three plants outside North America...
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Report: Women Still Earning 20 Per Cent Less Than Men

Report: Women Still Earning 20 Per Cent Less Than Men

Global wage growth in 2017 fell to its lowest rate since 2008, far below levels before the global financial crisis, according to a new International Labour Organization (ILO) report.  The Global Wage Report 2018/19  finds that in real terms (adjusted...
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Commission Approves Sale of HSH Nordbank

Commission Approves Sale of HSH Nordbank

The European Commission has approved the sale of HSH Nordbank by the German Länder of Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein to private investors. The approval was granted after the Commission found the sale was carried out through an open, competitive and non-discri...
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Renault Names Thierry Bolloré Interim Chief Executive

Renault Names Thierry Bolloré Interim Chief Executive

Renault has appointed a temporary deputy chief executive to take over the running of the French car firm following the arrest of Carlos Ghosn. Renault said its chief operating officer, Thierry Bolloré, would step up to the role because Mr...
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Nissan Boss Arrested Over Alleged Corruption

Nissan Boss Arrested Over Alleged Corruption

The shares of Nissan on Monday slumped by six per cent in Tokyo trade after the arrest of the firm’s chairman, Carlos Ghosn. According to Japanese prosecutors, Ghosn under-reported his income by 5billion  yen ($44.4m; £34.5m) over five years.    He....
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‘Shipping Firms Wasting Money On Paper in Digitalization Era’

‘Shipping Firms Wasting Money On Paper in Digitalization Era’

Shipowners are very far from realizing many of the benefits of digital technology and Big Data,  an analyst of shipping companies’ purchasing habits and head of  Product, Global Navigation Solutions, Hayley van Leeuwen has said.  She explained in an inte...
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Sudan Delegation At IITA, Seeks Collaboration On Cassava Transformation

Sudan Delegation At IITA, Seeks Collaboration On Cassava Transformation

The Director General of the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Dr Nteranya Sanginga explained on Thursday that a collaboration between IITA and Sudan will put smiles on the faces of farmers in the northern African country. This was contain...
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