Stena Line Charters Two New Ferries For North Sea
Sweden's Stena Line reportedly chartered two new ferries for its Hook of Holland to Harwich route
Buyers Eyeing Kvaerner's Masa-Yards
The head of Kvaerner's Masa-Yards Martin Saarikangas reportedly announced that a group of buyers were in talks to make an offer for the Finnish shipyards.
Buyers Eyeing Kvaerner's Masa-Yards
The head of Kvaerner's Masa-Yards Martin Saarikangas reportedly announced that a group of buyers were in talks to make an offer for the Finnish shipyards.
Bangladesh To Double Tax On Ship Scrapings
Bangladesh reportedly proposed to double tax on scrap ships in second half of fiscal year 2000.
Romania Allocates Funds For Ship Maintenance
Romania's government reportedly allocated funds for the safe operation of ships belonging to state-run Navrom and Romline shipping companies and to rotate and repatriate their crews.
Shipping Firms Urged To Plan For Y2K Failures
Shipping companies are being urged to draw up contingency plans to deal with millennium bug equipment breakdowns over and above preparations they should have already made to be Y2K compliant.
EU Probe Sends Shivers Through Oil Firms
Oil industry insiders reportedly are frightened European Union regulators, in league with their U.S. counterparts, are throwing down the gauntlet to the powerful oil majors…
EU Opens Full Probe Into Exxon/Mobil Merger
The European Union reportedly launched a full-scale probe into the proposed $87 billion merger of Exxon Corp. and Mobil Corp., citing a wide range of concerns about competition in the 15-nation EU.
