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Safe Bulkers Positions for Recovery with $650M Fleet Renewal Strategy
In a recent presentation during Capital Link’s Trending News Webinar Series, Dr. Loukas Barmparis, President of Safe Bulkers Inc. (NYSE:…
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ZIM Integrated Shipping Earnings Preview
ZIM Integrated Shipping is poised to announce its quarterly earnings on August 20, 2025, with analysts predicting an earnings per…
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Port of Baltimore Reopens After Explosion Halts Traffic
BALTIMORE — An explosion aboard the W-Sapphire bulk carrier on August 18 has prompted an urgent investigation as the ship…
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Eastern Shipbuilding wins WSF bid for two hybrid-electric ferries
Eastern Shipbuilding Group, based in Florida, has received a Notice to Proceed from Washington State Ferries (WSF) to construct two…
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Explosion on Bulk Carrier Near Key Bridge
Emergency crews responded swiftly to an explosion aboard the W-Sapphire, a 751-foot bulk carrier, near the Key Bridge on Monday.…
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KMTC upsizes fleet with $600m order at HD Hyundai
Korea Marine Transport Co (KMTC) is making waves in the shipping industry with its latest decision to order four state-of-the-art…
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Coal Blast Rocks Bulk Carrier Off Baltimore
A Liberian-flagged coal carrier, the W Sapphire, experienced a significant explosion on Monday evening while navigating the Patapsco River close…
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MOL and Itochu ink deal for Singapore ammonia bunkering demo
In a groundbreaking move, Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has entered into a joint development agreement with trading giant Itochu Corporation…
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NAVSEA Puts Out Call for Next Generation Logistics Ship Concepts
The U.S. Navy is taking significant steps toward acquiring a next-generation logistics ship, aimed at enhancing operational capabilities across vast…
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Cargo Ship Explodes in Baltimore Harbor in Maryland (VIDEO)
A dramatic explosion aboard a cargo ship in Baltimore Harbor sent shockwaves through the area on Monday evening. Eyewitnesses captured…
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