LL009707/Owners-seek-spin-offs-to-boost-asset-returnsLL009713/Persuasive-factsLL009716/Naval-action-has-reduced-successful-pirate-attacksLL009692/Ocean-Rig-orders-second-drillship-this-month-at-Samsung-Heavy-IndustriesLL009769/Direct-taxation-is-the-best-way-to-Curb-CO2-emissionsLL009751/EEDI-regulation-is-irrational-unsafe-and-ineffectiveLL009761/Forth-Ports-shareholders-vote-to-accept-125bn-takeover-bidLL009760/DVB-Bank-pre-tax-profits-soar-in-first-quarterLL008974/Standard-issues-fuel-oil-guideLL008932/Sea-your-futureLL008970/Russia-signs-guideline-agreement-with-BVLL008964/Owners-turn-to-anti-pirate-water-cannonLL008960/Seagull-puts-psychometric-tool-onlineLL008959/Samtra-links-with-recruits-from-NigeriaLL008911/SIPG-seeks-$761m-from-bond-saleLL008954/RWO-system-selling-fastLL009013/Beluga-denies-its-ships-running-low-on-suppliesLL009019/Bribe-law-leewayLL009016/Dutch-ports-to-scan-boxes-for-radiationLL009071/Japan-factory-closures-leave-car-carriers-waitingLL009073/Investor-appetite-for-drilling-rig-exposure-prompts-spin-offsLL009061/Lidinsky-urges-caution-over-Japan-nuclear-threatLL009053/Maitland-urges-all-shipping-companies-to-employ-a-chief-risk-managerLL009062/Japans-marine-insurance-bill-may-hit-$3bnLL009031/MOL-to-merge-seafarer-management-unitsLL104379/Isle-of-Man-flag-sees-15-tonnage-surgeLL009039/Lattakia-port-resumes-normal-operationsLL009120/A-time-for-critical-decisionsLL009109/Ambassadors-files-for-bankruptcyLL009098/Unions-reject-PampO-Ferries-pay-rise-offerLL009096/Whos-next-in-bailout-chainLL104392/Asia-Fleet-ActivityLL104405/A-helping-handLL009085/TAL-prices-share-offeringLL009123/PSA-in-optimistic-moodLL009131/Offshore-energy-support-vessels--hungry-for-insuranceLL009151/Middle-East-unrest-drives-bunker-prices-to-31-month-highLL009150/Maritime-arbitration-sees-20-dropLL009138/MPA-will-continue-to-move-forwardLL009170/Learning-lessons-for-safer-cruiseshipsLL009179/Louis-Dreyfus-Armateurs-claims-victory-in-spat-with-FairstarLL009162/Low-dry-bulk-freight-rates-to-push-up-idle-fleetLL009181/Middle-East-unrest-and-Japan-crisis-put-Strike-Club-on-alertLL009173/Newbuilding-speed-trials-need-to-reflect-innovations-in-designsLL009177/Fuel-to-the-flamesLL009239/Investment-in-green-technology-raises-barLL009228/LNG-remains-a-firm-favouriteLL009238/Ince-takes-lead-with-Singapore-allianceLL009246/Making-good-use-of-air-milesLL009244/Legal-playing-fieldLL104417/In-for-a-little-light-reliefLL009301/European-modal-switch-schemes-attract-2010-Marco-Polo-fundingLL009292/DP-World-secures-ratings-upgradeLL009311/BIMCO-urges-Nato-to-clarify--Libya-embargoLL009280/BIMCO-launches-new-online-training-packageLL009387/Bubbly-should-flow-freelyLL009322/Dara-sinking-rememberedLL009344/Class-societies-pull-together-to-develop-first-CSR-packageLL009352/Cleaning-up-slowlyLL009329/Arctic-thaw-set-to-transform-global-tradeLL009347/Global-Ports-box-volumes-surpass-pre-crisis-levelsLL009468/Brussels-date-for-FrickersLL009367/South-African--hard-line-over-guns-adds-to--piracy-frustrationLL009378/Somali-pirates-free-Thoresen-cargoshipLL009361/Seafarer-seeks-12m-in-damagesLL009379/South-Africa-training-pleaLL009400/Fatigue-main-cause-of-Shen-Neng-1-groundingLL009414/European-operators-must-compete-for-continued-global-market-shareLL009408/DryShips-set-to-activate-drillship-optionsLL009396/Global-pirate-attacks-soar-to-record-highLL009429/Escalating-violenceLL009420/First-boxship-clears-Rotterdam-radiation-checksLL009410/Hamworthy-bullish-on-profit-forecastsLL009457/Green-technology-financing-set-to-pick-upLL009514/Cut-your-overheads-or-risk-going-underLL009528/Class-societies-dual-role-in-spotlightLL009539/Belfast-Harbour-readies-$132m-investmentLL009538/DNV-latest-business-to-admit-to-snub-by-ChinaLL009520/China-Shipping-completes-LA-terminal-expansionLL009513/Belgian-ports-to-check-ships-for-radiationLL009519/Dunkirk-in-push-to-build-LNG-terminalLL009535/Beluga-fails-in-bid-to-free-detained-vesselLL009552/Relief-as-accounting-rule-change-is-delayedLL009549/Shipowners-warned-over-glut-of-sanctionsLL009577/Room-to-growLL009561/Permits-adding-to-problems-with-piracyLL009570/Strikes-hit-Marseilles-Fos-throughputLL009546/Samsung-Heavy-on-track-to-hitting-115bn-order-targetLL009621/Underwriting-aspirationsLL009620/Unwanted-visitorsLL009596/Turkey-shines-out-as-green-recyling-pioneerLL009625/USCG-report-spreads-blame-for-Deepwater-Horizon-casualtyLL009623/Second-Somali-hostage-negotiator-appears-for-trial-in-USLL009630/Owners-warned-to-consider-risks-of-Japan-port-callsLL009627/Qatargas-and-Centrica-seal-LNG-dealLL009624/Transocean-counter-sues-BPLL009626/Courage-shelves-IPO-plansLL104458/German-owners-considerLL009656/Indian-tanker-prices-up-5-on-premonsoon-scrap-spreeLL009641/Essar-denies-London-listing-reportsLL009648/Energy-companies-in-bid-to-save-Rotterdam-windfarmsLL104456/Le-Havre-throughput-drops-in-first-quarterLL009636/Excel-Maritime-vessel-released-by-piratesLL009642/Ennore-Port-Ltd-considers-initial-public-offeri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