2012/03/27
A2SEA, a leading wind industry provider based out of Denmark, has signed a contract with Chinese COSCO Shipyard Group Co. for the construction of a new $155 million jack-up vessel. A2SEA, which is owned by DONG Energy (51%) and Siemens … Continue reading
2012/01/04
After an eighteen-year-long battle to gain admission into the World Trade Organization, the final steps necessary were taken to ensure Russia’s membership. This past December, at a WTO ministerial meeting in Geneva, an accession agreement was formally adopted that ensures … Continue reading
2011/05/25It would seem that unless Iranian and Israeli relations devolve into outright war, it is no more likely to have an impact on Pacific prosperity than did events in Egypt and Libya. Continue reading
2011/04/24Peter Lynch is known as one of the greatest stock market investors ever. But his philosophy was a simple one. He would look to the marketplace for great products or great executions, and buy those stocks. He didn’t wring his … Continue reading
2011/03/18If we look back at the start of stock exchanges in the 1600’s we find a simple process. Continue reading
2011/02/28No matter the price to ship, ocean freight still moves most efficiently. Continue reading
2011/02/05There are lessons for us all in the Egyptian situation. Continue reading
2011/01/22If the U.S. were a mere 1% larger, it would be as if we added a whole new economy the size of Singapore to the international marketplace. Continue reading
2010/11/01The famous architect, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe had a saying: Less is more. It was a statement on behalf of his minimalist design. That sentiment can be true in so many areas of life. It is true … Continue reading
2010/09/30A lost hero in the Pacific economic resurgence is the man who revitalized shipping. A generation ago, exports would have to be loaded onto trucks that sat and waited at rail yards, where their cargo would eventually be unloaded and … Continue reading
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