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Viking Cruises: A World Apart

By Allan E. Jordan

March 6, 2018

Founded 20 years ago with four Russian riverboats, Viking singlehandedly popularized luxury river cruising and three years ago launched its award-winning ocean cruises. Today, Viking has 50 percent of...

Vying for Attention

By Wendy Laursen

March 5, 2018

Digitalization promises to change business models and generate value-producing opportunities. For ship operators, faced with a multitude of options, it may not be a simple transition, and satcom playe...

Ardent and Singapore Salvage Engineers Join Forces

By The Maritime Executive

March 5, 2018

Global maritime services provider Ardent and maritime emergency and support services company Singapore Salvage Engineers (SSE) have formally partnered for future operations within Singapore and the ad...

EDS HV Group Successfully Completes Scope of Work at Rampion

By The Maritime Executive

March 5, 2018

High voltage engineering specialist EDS HV Group (EDS), now part of the UK’s leading marine services company, James Fisher and Sons plc, has successfully completed its scope of work for cable terminat...

Wärtsilä Introduces Eniram Mobile for Voyage Efficiency

By The Maritime Executive

March 5, 2018

Eniram, a Wärtsilä company, has launched Eniram Mobile to offer real-time decision-making support via mobile notifications. Eniram Mobile, which has been co-developed together with Royal Caribbean Cru...

"Enginuity"

By Chad Fuhrmann

March 4, 2018

In evolving and cyclical maritime markets, engine manufaturers provide a similar and steady propulsive force. Adjusting focus as markets shift, they are a reliable supplier of dependable, high-quality...

The Parable of the Boiling Frog

By G. Allen Brooks

March 2, 2018

If you are a frog, you jump from a pot of boiling water. But if you are placed in a pot of tepid water that is gradually heated to boiling, you die. This is the parable used to explain why humans reac...

Explosive Devices Found on Cozumel Ferries

By The Maritime Executive

March 2, 2018

The U.S. embassy in Mexico City is warning travelers to exercise caution after two incidents on tourist ferries in Quintana Roo involving explosives. Both ferries operate out of Cozumel, a popular des...

GE to Build World's Largest Offshore Wind Turbine

By The Maritime Executive

March 2, 2018

GE is planning to leapfrog ahead in offshore wind turbine R&D with the launch of a 12 MW unit. It would be about one third more powerful than the largest model on the market today, allowing developers...

HSH Nordbank Sold to Private Equity Firms

By The Maritime Executive

February 28, 2018

HSH Nordbank, once the world's largest shipping bank, has been sold to American private equity investors just before an EU deadline that would have forced its dissolution. HSH took heavy losses du...

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