Analysis: Felixstowe, London Gateway, MSC & Gemini – musical chairs in UK ports
MSC’s beady eye on Felixstowe?
WMT: RECORDWMT: SALES AND EARNINGS BEAT WMT: INTERIMS ON THE RADARBA: EXCRUCIATING PAINKNIN: CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONKNIN: CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE APPEALODFL: GRI DISCLOSUREHD: INVENTORY RESERVATIONHD: PAYOUT CONFIRMEDFDX: YIELD AND LEADERSHIPDSV: ANOTHER BULL IN TOWNLOW: STEADY YIELDBA: JOB CUTS ON THE AGENDAMAERSK: LITTLE TWEAKDSV: UPGRADEF: HUGE FINELINE: NEW LOW
WMT: RECORDWMT: SALES AND EARNINGS BEAT WMT: INTERIMS ON THE RADARBA: EXCRUCIATING PAINKNIN: CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONKNIN: CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE APPEALODFL: GRI DISCLOSUREHD: INVENTORY RESERVATIONHD: PAYOUT CONFIRMEDFDX: YIELD AND LEADERSHIPDSV: ANOTHER BULL IN TOWNLOW: STEADY YIELDBA: JOB CUTS ON THE AGENDAMAERSK: LITTLE TWEAKDSV: UPGRADEF: HUGE FINELINE: NEW LOW
Yet another MSC vessel, MSC Sky II, has faced attack by Houthis rebels. The ship was reportedly targeted by two missiles in the Gulf of Aden; one missed, another hit the accommodation block.
Maritime Executive reports that there were believed to be no injuries and, after firefighting, the ship continued its voyage.
It’s the fourth time an MSC ship has been targeted by militants – which observers say could be because one of MSC’s shareholders was born in Israel.
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