Sunday, October 5th, 2008

Late breaking news

Owners warned of downturn?s ?nightmare scenario?

SHIPPING needs to brace itself for a downturn in world trade and demand for maritime services as a likely consequence of the global economic crisis, London?s leading marine insurers have warned in Lime Street.

Report raises security fears over Korean yards

A REPORT published by South Korea?s Ministry of Knowledge Economy and the National Intelligence Service has warned that security at the nation?s shipyards has a great deal of room for improvement.

Only political stability in Somalia will end piracy

CONVOYS, coastguards, more warships and a curb on ransom inflation are all options in the fight against Somali piracy, according to a new Chatham House report.

Jones Act liner chiefs admit price fix charges

FIVE executives from the Jones Act liner industry have pleaded guilty to price fixing, as the US government drew first blood in an investigation launched in April.

Crisis talks for Norwegian ferry firm

NORWEGIAN ferry operator Nye Kystlink held a crisis board meeting yesterday to discuss the its future, writes Craig Eason.

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Sunday, October 5th, 2008

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Gard to shell out surprise $9m bonus

SHIPOWNERS who have tonnage entered mutually in Gard P&I Club, one of the world?s top two such organisations, are to receive a total $9m ?give back?.

Security fears delay Hindustan Shipyard?s revamp again

THE financial restructuring of government-owned Hindustan Shipyard has been delayed further and referred to a group of ministers after suggestions that its expansion plans could cause national security concerns.

Charter rate surge helps Jinhui to double profits

JINHUI Shipping and Transportation, the Oslo-listed Hong Kong bulker operator, saw net profit surge 109% to $12.8m in the first quarter buoyed by soaring charter rates. Turnover climbed 49% to $54.3m.

DryShips celebrates best quarterly result to date

DRYSHIPS chief George Economou has hailed an ?exceptionally strong? first quarter for the Nasdaq-listed dry bulk company, writes Nigel Lowry in Athens.

Piraeus port raises income

IMPROVED results for the first quarter of 2007 have been unveiled by the Piraeus Port Authority, the corporation in charge of Greece?s largest port.

Langley to take new Lloyd?s role

SUE Langley, one of the most high profile personalities in the London market, is to join Lloyd?s to raise operational competitiveness and ensure a focus on North American business, which supplies 40% of revenue at Lloyd?s, writes James Brewer.

Russian tax breaks set up storage rush

DEMAND for tankers to act as floating storage units in the Black and Baltic seas is bound to pick up after the Russian government introduced tax breaks.

Business Briefing

NAMES at Lloyd?s are continuing to reap better rewards from the market than the dominant corporates, according to an analysis commissioned from ratings agency Moody?s by the Associa- tion of Lloyd?s Members.

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Saturday, October 4th, 2008

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Friday, October 3rd, 2008

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Friday, October 3rd, 2008

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Friday, October 3rd, 2008

Late breaking news

Bail-out hopes send stocks higher

European shares edge up, on hopes that a new version of the US $700bn bail-out plan will gain support from the House of Representatives.

Wells Fargo to take over Wachovia

The US bank Wells Fargo is to buy its troubled rival Wachovia in $15.1bn deal, as the latter ditches a deal with Citigroup.

US job cuts at a five year high

US employers cut 159,000 jobs in September, the most in more than five years, Labor Department’s figures show.

Eurozone services signal slowdown

Service activity in the 15-member eurozone failed to grow in September, in a further sign of a slowdown, figures suggest.

Swiss bank UBS to cut 2,000 jobs

Swiss bank UBS says it will cut 2,000 jobs and will reorganise the business to cut costs and focus on its strengths.

Recession ‘real risk’ for France

France’s economy risks shrinking for the second quarter in a row, says finance minister Christine Lagarde.

Downturn hits commodity prices

Commodities fall amid expectations that a wider downturn in the global economy will dent demand.

EU leaders to discuss bank crisis

France says it will host an emergency summit on Saturday to discuss the European response to the global financial crisis.

Canada PM attacked over economy

Canadian opposition leaders accuse PM Stephen Harper of not having an economic plan, during a debate ahead a general election later this month.

Dollar dilemma. Why Mexican immigrants in the US are sending less cash back home.

The slower US economy sparks a sharp drop in the money Mexican migrants are sending home, official figures show.

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Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

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Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

Late breaking news

Nordea boss does the sums for ship finance shortfall

UP TO 75% of the world?s orderbook under construction could have trouble raising the financing that would bankroll those ships? completion through to 2012, a senior banking executive has hinted.

Rina upgrades to a Green Plus

ITALIAN class society Rina is to introduce a substantially revamped and strengthened version of its successful Green Star environmental notation as a direct response to regulatory discussions at the International Maritime Organization and new developments in industry.

UN urged to toughen up on pirates in Gulf of Aden

THE International Maritime Organization must urge the UN secretary-general to strengthen the UN security council resolution 1816 on anti-piracy action in the Gulf of Aden, an industry spokesman said yesterday.

Trade stakes set to favour Asia

THE GLOBAL credit crisis has undermined the banking system and presages a further shift of influence over world trade to Asia, industry leaders were told yesterday.

French declare confidence in finance sector

FRENCH insurers have ensured that their finances are solid in the face of the turmoil affecting the financial markets, writes Andrew Spurrier.

Sea-Cargo in LNG-powered ro-ro order

NORWEGIAN shipowner Sea-Cargo has ordered the world?s first gas-driven ro-ro vessels, writes Craig Eason.

Transatlantic in talks to sell off Gorthon

SWEDISH shipowner Transatlantic has put one of its three business divisions up for sale in an effort to streamline operations, writes Craig Eason.

Polish shipyards staring ruin in the face if Brussels rejects plans

POLAND?s state-owned shipyards are preparing themselves for a final rejection by Brussels of the country?s restructuring plans and potential bankruptcy if forced to repay up to ?2.3bn ($3.2bn) of state aid, write Justin Stares in Brussels and Magdalena Marek in Cologne.

Scaled down Japanese yard inquiries fall

JAPAN?S top six shipbuilders received just 18 newbuilding inquiries in August, deepening the gloom in a major shipbuilding nation that continues to lose market share, writes Mike Grinter.

Progress for Galsi project after pipeline deal is agreed

THE Galsi project, that will create a new conduit for natural gas from Algeria to Italy, took a step forward this week with a new agreement on the construction of the Italian section of the 900 km pipeline, writes John McLaughlin.

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Wednesday, October 1st, 2008

Late breaking news

Gard to shell out surprise $9m bonus

SHIPOWNERS who have tonnage entered mutually in Gard P&I Club, one of the world?s top two such organisations, are to receive a total $9m ?give back?.

Security fears delay Hindustan Shipyard?s revamp again

THE financial restructuring of government-owned Hindustan Shipyard has been delayed further and referred to a group of ministers after suggestions that its expansion plans could cause national security concerns.

Charter rate surge helps Jinhui to double profits

JINHUI Shipping and Transportation, the Oslo-listed Hong Kong bulker operator, saw net profit surge 109% to $12.8m in the first quarter buoyed by soaring charter rates. Turnover climbed 49% to $54.3m.

DryShips celebrates best quarterly result to date

DRYSHIPS chief George Economou has hailed an ?exceptionally strong? first quarter for the Nasdaq-listed dry bulk company, writes Nigel Lowry in Athens.

Piraeus port raises income

IMPROVED results for the first quarter of 2007 have been unveiled by the Piraeus Port Authority, the corporation in charge of Greece?s largest port.

Langley to take new Lloyd?s role

SUE Langley, one of the most high profile personalities in the London market, is to join Lloyd?s to raise operational competitiveness and ensure a focus on North American business, which supplies 40% of revenue at Lloyd?s, writes James Brewer.

Russian tax breaks set up storage rush

DEMAND for tankers to act as floating storage units in the Black and Baltic seas is bound to pick up after the Russian government introduced tax breaks.

Business Briefing

NAMES at Lloyd?s are continuing to reap better rewards from the market than the dominant corporates, according to an analysis commissioned from ratings agency Moody?s by the Associa- tion of Lloyd?s Members.

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Wednesday, October 1st, 2008

One stage when I was shopping with one of the foster family we were unable to find a set of pots

One stage when I was shopping with one of the foster family we were unable to find a set of pots and pans. The last store we went to was having a substantial sale forasmuch as we had planned to buy them practiced, however they were enticed out. A few days following I was at the duplicate chain discount store in too many village and get going the pots and pans. I put the charge on my personal credit card and turned in the receipt for reimbursement. The accounting department told me that this was acceptable. One of the accounting clerks told me that this would be how she would do it if she took the kids shopping because you do not have to bother with the authorization letter and you get the rewards points on your credit card. They pay expense checks twice a month so you can always get reimbursed before your credit card payment is due. This was a great idea, I no longer use the business credit cards I get reimbursed for my personal one.

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