China-US trade tariff pause could drive a rebound for transpacific rates
After the US and Chinese governments agreed to slash reciprocal tariffs, shipping lines are expecting ...
Korea Development Bank (KDB) chairman Kang Seog-hoon said yesterday that HMM would not be sold if none of the shortlisted bidders proves “suitable”.
At a National Assembly session, Mr Kang said KDB and the other major HMM stakeholder, Korea Ocean Business Corp, were selling around 57.87% of their shares, doing due diligence and hoped to name a preferred buyer next month.
And he said: “If there isn’t a qualified buyer, we won’t sell the company. Of course there is no reason to ...
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