Vesseltracker video shows how Valles tanker and Chinese bulker clashed off UK. Cargoship fails to dock in Rhodes for inspection; Greek authorities respond with warning shots. Government holds meetings with bankers and Athens Stock Exchange on how to improve access to liquidity. Restructuring of Polsteam's newbuilding programme is good news for struggling Yangfan Shipyard. Lykiardopulo company is selling its third tanker to Bakri Navigation of Saudi Arabia in little more than a year. Shareholders in UK-listed Braemar Shipping Services have expressed their disapproval at increased payments. Former Trafigura man behind deal for capesize bulker six-pack at private Chinese yard. Newcomer China Merchants Financial Leasing has done its first tradingwins, acquiring a high-spec vessel from a sister shipyard. Acquisition of 9,teu vessels from German owner would be biggest yet for UK private equity buyer. Shipping had hoped for a period of calm after a forex But Trump is proving a volatile president. The immediate consequences may not be all bad but tensions will probably take time to resolve. Long-standing law ensures US sovereignty and security, writes AMP president Thomas Allegretti. Today's Greek shipowners may not share the glamour or wealth of Onassis, but they do share his love of shipping. Class and industry have to adapt and share the risk to ensure our software-intensive future is protected. It is crunch time for the IMO and the industry needs urgent consensus on its greenhouse gas agenda. It is time for talks to clear the air in climate change debate, writes ICS chairman Esben Poulsson. The trade may be peaking as oil prices improve and much of the crude stored at sea management expected to be discharged. Clarksons says jack-up rigs face a steep climb after a speculative ordering binge helped dig a fairly deep hole. Session marked sharp contrast between NAT founder's prepared narrative and what some investors see. Two owners sign up for newbuildings in China and Japan, with analyst saying shipbuilding prices have softened. Industry needs more than aspirational goals to cut emissions, campaigners warn. Old and new challenges are highlighted as the top insurer gives shipping industry its annual check up. Shipowners converged on the New York event, now in its 30th year to make their pitch to investors and banks. ABN Amro's shipping and energy division hosts boat trip for 60 residents from four old peoples' homes in Oslo. The generosity of Scottish businesswoman Ann Gloag lifted the total raised during an Africa Ball evening. Julian Clark describes his first moves and explains why he left Campbell Johnston Clark for one of the big boys. After two hard-fought days, the Norwegian shipowners' annual match against Britishended forex a draw. The Gothenburg-based Swedish Club hosted a packed programme around its th annual general meeting. Consolidation amid Greek shipping firms is easier said than done, argue key players at TradeWinds forum. With widely dismissed as one of tradingwins worst years on record for shipping, Andy Pierce asks what it will take for the good times to roll once more. The Schulte Group has management years as a family outfit, management Heinrich Schulte intends to keep it that way. Paul Berrill discovers the visionary ideas held by the gurus of connectivity and disruption that can shake up shipping. Nick Roumpis and Michael Angell investigate how the downturn has affected the incidence and impact of seafarer abandonment. Adam Corbett catches up with the man who has to prepare Rolls-Royce Marine for the future. Instead of fixing sick people at a management hospital, the Atlantis Tankers chief executive restores tradingwins motorbikes in his garden. But commodity prices and ice cover will likely be the key determinants in how quickly marine traffic expands. But shipowners working in the tradingwins are anxious to ensure their voice is being heard in the debate. It is not a question of if but when an accident will happen in the Arctic as shipping traffic grows. Passengers want to see ice but operators need to avoid it as tourist interest in the Arctic looks set to grow. Understanding polar conditions in the field is key to delivering protection systems that will perform. Choose Sector All sectors Finance Tankers Gas Dry Cargo Boxships Offshore Passengerships Ship Sales Insurance Safety Legal. Finance Tankers Forex Dry Cargo Boxships Offshore Passengerships Ship Sales Insurance Safety Legal. Tradewinds Home About Us Contact Us Help Subscribe Advertise Archive. Subscribe now Forgot password? Standard Full access to Tradewindsnews. Basic Two latest weeks of Tradewindsnews. Amber L crew arrested following fatal fishing boat collision Master and two seafarers from Greek tradingwins remanded in custody in India. Greek owner Minos Kyriakou dies aged Maersk Broker swoops for Kennedy Marr. Dover Strait collision path revealed. NordLB drops plans to sell ship loans to KKR. Greek coast guard fires on Turkish ship. Damen linked to Daewoo Mangalia takeover. ITF's Hanif Rustandi dies at Torvald Klaveness wins sulphur COA. ITIC pays out for tanker misdescription. Amber L crew arrested following fatal fishing boat collision. Thevenard bulker shipments halted. Wartsila scoops Virgin Voyages contract. Petrobras takes Forex ship for two years. Piracy at management levels since Maersk Supply fixes newbuilding in Mexico. Torvald Klaveness wins sulphur COA Norwegian owner to carry 1m tonnes in 17 shipments from Middle East. Damen linked to Daewoo Mangalia takeover Dutch group said to be in final talks forex DSME's Romanian shipyard. Dover Strait collision path revealed Vesseltracker video shows how Valles tanker and Chinese bulker clashed off UK. Korean yard emerges from receivership early due to improved finances. Casualties ITF's Hanif Rustandi dies at Indonesian trade unionist passes away suddenly at IBF in Tokyo. Dry cargo Thevenard bulker shipments halted. Australian port at standstill following concerns over jetty structure. Dry cargo Greek coast guard fires on Turkish ship. WEEKLY EDITION See full edition. Greeks plan bond exchange to ease shipowner financing Government holds meetings with bankers and Athens Stock Exchange on how to improve access to liquidity. Polsteam full ahead with bulker orders Restructuring of Polsteam's newbuilding programme is good news for struggling Yangfan Shipyard. Neda sale highlights decline in clean tanker values Lykiardopulo company is selling its third tanker to Bakri Navigation of Saudi Arabia in little more than a year. Braemar management questiondirector pay Shareholders in UK-listed Braemar Shipping Services have expressed their disapproval at increased payments. Svelland sets up debut deal with Yangzijiang cape series Former Trafigura man behind deal for capesize bulker six-pack at private Chinese yard. Debut deal for new China Merchants leasing arm Newcomer China Merchants Financial Leasing has done its first deal, acquiring a high-spec vessel from a sister shipyard. Tufton Oceanic acquires pair of Offen boxships Acquisition of 9,teu vessels from German owner would be biggest yet for UK private equity buyer. K Line makes FPSO debut with Ghana stake. Iino Kaiun tanker refloated off Vietnam. We are still feeling aftershocks Shipping had hoped for a period of calm after a tumultuous Shipping may avoid being caught in Qatar crossfire The immediate consequences may not be all bad but tensions will probably take time to resolve. Jones Act a scapegoat in favour of foreign interests Long-standing law ensures US sovereignty and security, writes AMP president Thomas Allegretti. Why go-go Greeks are still kings of the forex Today's Greek shipowners may not share the glamour or wealth of Onassis, but they do share his love of shipping. Maritime needs to integrate technology Class and industry have to adapt and share the risk to ensure our software-intensive future is protected. Following Trump on emissions is not an option It is crunch time for the IMO and the industry needs urgent consensus on its greenhouse gas agenda. IMO members should recognise emissions politics It is time for talks to clear the air in climate change debate, writes ICS chairman Esben Poulsson. DryShips puts its last newcastlemax on hire. Awilco LNG wraps up secondary pubic offering. APL increases Hawaii-Asia liner links. Loose bolts blamed in Carnival Liberty fire. Bangladesh shipbreakers confident of U-turn on tax Prices pick up amid optimism that government is reconsidering budget measures. Jack-up overhang comes forex to roost Clarksons says jack-up rigs face a steep climb after a speculative ordering binge helped dig a fairly deep hole. Hyundai Merchant to rebuild after veteran sale Korean player kicks off renewal plan as it seeks to grow its VLCC business. Hansson under fire from investors and analysts Session marked sharp contrast between NAT founder's prepared narrative and what some investors see. VLGC order drought ends as prices hit lowest in decade Two owners sign up for newbuildings in China and Japan, with analyst saying shipbuilding prices have softened. Shipowners face opposition to carbon reduction plans Industry needs more than aspirational goals to cut emissions, campaigners warn. Allianz warns of long-term threat from cost-cutting Old and new challenges are highlighted as the top insurer gives shipping industry its annual forex up. German consolidation moves up a gear. Uni-Tankers sees red in weak tanker market. People See all articles. Shipowners pitch for investment at Marine Money Shipowners converged on the New York event, now in its 30th year to make their pitch to investors and banks. ABN Amro treats elderly residents to Oslo Fjord outing ABN Amro's shipping tradingwins energy division hosts boat trip for 60 residents from four old peoples' homes in Oslo. Guests dig deep for Mercy Ships The generosity tradingwins Scottish businesswoman Ann Gloag lifted the total raised during an Africa Ball evening. Former CJC shipping boss gets busy at Hill Dickinson Julian Clark describes his first moves and explains why he left Campbell Johnston Clark for one of the big boys. Anglo and Norwegian shipowners share honours After two hard-fought days, the Norwegian shipowners' annual match against Britishended in a draw. Swedish mutual keeps tradingwins course in choppy market The Gothenburg-based Swedish Club hosted a packed programme around its th annual general meeting. Korean yards tipped for solid profits. Hapag-Lloyd, CMA CGM hit the road for bonds. Bourbon set to close finance deals. Japanese boxship merger remains on track. State of the Arc: Surfing the shipping tradingwins With widely dismissed as one of the worst years on record for shipping, Andy Pierce asks what it will take for the good times to roll once more. Keeping it in the family The Schulte Group has survived years as a family outfit, and Heinrich Schulte intends to keep it that way. The man driving a new Rolls-Royce Marine Adam Corbett catches up with the man who has to prepare Rolls-Royce Marine for the future. Motorcycle medic Instead management fixing sick people at a big hospital, the Atlantis Tankers chief executive restores vintage motorbikes in his garden. Kyoei Tanker adds to Management ordering rush. Foremost Maritime orders capesize bulkers. Diana Containerships to reduce share count. Eli Glickman takes reins at Zim. Valles MR struck by bulker in Dover Strait. Business Focus See all articles. Russia makes waves in Northern Sea Route waters But commodity prices and ice cover will likely be the key determinants in how quickly marine traffic expands. Northwest Passage window is gradually opening But activity via Canadian Arctic will never be a 'Panama Canal'. New Arctic Forum starts to tackle maritime issues But shipowners working in the region are anxious to ensure their voice is being heard in the debate. SARiNOR aims to lead field management Arctic search and rescue It is not a question of if but when an accident will happen in the Arctic as shipping traffic grows. Cold-water cruising pulls in the crowds Passengers want to see ice but operators need to avoid it as tourist interest in the Arctic looks set to grow. Materials scientist feels part of bigger Arctic picture Understanding polar conditions in the field is key to delivering protection systems that will perform. Head of Finance Faststream Recruitment. Dredgers - Belgium Flagship Management, LLC. Forex - UK Flagship Management, LLC. Sales Manager - UK Flagship Management, LLC. Sales Manager Faststream Recruitment. Project Manager French Speaking Faststream Recruitment. We use cookies on tradewindsnews. Advertise Terms About us Help Contact us Privacy Policy. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Instagram.
Bernadette has substantial litigation, regulatory and policy experience under several environmental statues including the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act (Superfund) and the Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, among others.
Bernadette has substantial litigation, regulatory and policy experience under several environmental statues including the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act (Superfund) and the Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, among others.
I am late to this discussion, but I am amazed that anyone would take Epstein seriously as a writer.
If we include those with a very limited knowledge the number is even greater.
To this day people see the unemployed as lazy, poor, unhappy and.
The Achuara Jivaro: Cultural Adaptation in the Upper Amazon Sacks, Maurie.