• And the shipping lines are already installing equipment to clean up their discharges better.

    ECONOMIST: Black water, did you say?

  • Hitherto, banks have typically lent shipping lines as much as 80% of the value of a ship.

    ECONOMIST: Shipping

  • Other shipping lines sell ships when capacity is bloated, and lease them back when needed, to save money.

    ECONOMIST: Chinese shipping

  • Most of this is on the company's own vessels, but some space is bought from other shipping lines.

    ECONOMIST: Shipping in east Africa

  • But no sooner had they been formed than the shipping lines began to announce rate rises one by one.

    ECONOMIST: Shipping

  • These days many shipping lines believe that bigger is better, not just for the shipping companies' bottom line, but also the environment.

    CNN: Shipping looks to clean up its act

  • For a start, he says, besides Maersk there are also several smaller shipping lines on the main trade routes which have not joined alliances.

    ECONOMIST: Shipping

  • Lop-sided demand has created a logistical headache for shipping lines: they cannot find enough containers in Asia for the journey to America and Europe.

    ECONOMIST: Shipping

  • Extraordinarily, although raising money to buy second-hand ships is proving hard, shipping lines still seem to have little trouble arranging finance for new ones.

    ECONOMIST: Shipping

  • It "aimed to echo the message of peace and friendship to the neighboring states and guarantee security of the seafaring and shipping lines vis-a-vis sea piracy, " the news agency said.

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  • It may be just a blip, but in recent weeks, even as the shipping lines have announced further price rises, average rates have fallen, amid signs of a weakening global economy.

    ECONOMIST: Shipping

  • But the spot market, where vessels are chartered for specific trips or time periods, is very unpredictable, particularly since regulators put a stop two years ago to an arrangement between shipping lines (the top 15 of which control 80% of the market) to manage overcapacity by co-operating on routes and rates.

    ECONOMIST: Are container derivatives poised for bumper growth?

  • Credit Suisse estimates that 35% of China COSCO's revenue and 32% of China Shipping Container Lines' comes from the Asia-Europe route, while earnings from European trade for the country's port operators varies between 7.3% to 34.1%.

    FORBES

  • "The history of container shipping involves ship lines taking huge gambles, " says Marc Levinson, who points to a trend for some American and European companies to move manufacturing back from Asia.

    BBC: How much bigger can container ships get?

  • CIMC, a Chinese firm that makes shipping containers, dismantles entire production lines in expensive countries and rebuilds them back home.

    ECONOMIST: Emerging multinationals

  • Sanctions would disrupt a major portion of the U.S.-Chinese shipping market controlled by Cosco, whose business lines include port terminals and warehousing, insurance, real estate and hotel management.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

  • Now is the time for cruise lines, the petroleum industry and the shipping companies to finally stop using their economic might to prevent reform.

    CNN: My son's grieving family deserves more from BP

  • Mall lines remain long and the website estimates a 1-2 week wait before shipping for online orders.

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