Maersk CEO on Navigating Shipping in a Tariff-Driven World
Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc on how US tariff hikes are reshaping global shipping, driving cost surges, and why he remains bullish on investing in the Chinese mainland.
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CSSC Launches Seascout, First New Vessel of 2025
CSSC delivers Seascout, the first 114,000-tonne oil tanker of 2025, to a Greek company, signaling a robust year ahead with over 20 orders and more large vessels on the way.
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Shanghai Port Sets Historic 50M TEU Annual Throughput Record
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