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S. Korea's IT exports shrink 12.8 pct in Jan. - Yonhap News

S. Korea's IT exports shrink 12.8 pct in Jan. Yonhap News 7 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's exports of information technology (IT) products recorded a sharp drop from a year earlier in January due to plunging prices of its key products, the government said Tuesday. The country shipped US$11.18 billion worth of IT ... and more »

Shipping Stocks Under Pressure: Simple Supply and Demand - Kapitall Blog (blog)

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Shipping Stocks Under Pressure: Simple Supply and Demand Kapitall Blog (blog) A glut in the supply of cargo ships has well outstripped global demand, causing a drop-off in commodity shipping costs. Bloomberg reports the Baltic Dry Index (BDIY), a measure of costs across four vessel sizes, retreated 2.6% to 662 points on February ... Introducing…The Baltic Dry Index (BDI): The Most Bearish Chart in the WorldMoney Morning Australia Ship Prices Decline as Much as 20% as Rates Plunge, HSBC SaysBusinessWeek all 20 news articles »

Sohu Leads Internet Slide as Profit Disappoints: China Overnight - BusinessWeek

Sohu Leads Internet Slide as Profit Disappoints: China Overnight BusinessWeek 7 (Bloomberg) -- Sohu.com Inc. tumbled the most in two years, and an index of Chinese US-traded stocks dropped from a five-month high, as the owner of China's third-biggest search engine posted an unexpected decline in profit. and more »

Carnival cruise ship passengers struck with virus - Reuters

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Carnival cruise ship passengers struck with virus Reuters (Reuters) - More than 100 people on board a cruise ship operated by a unit of Carnival Corp have fallen ill with a stomach virus, the latest setback facing the world's biggest cruise company, which came under scrutiny last month for the Costa Concordia ... Norovirus Hits Cruise Ship PassengersRedOrbit SICK ON THE SHIP: TWO CRUISE SHIPS HIT BY VIRUS, MORE THAN 100 FALL ILLFOX News Radio all 945 news articles »

Rent for minus $2000 a day - Daily Mail - Charleston (blog)

Rent for minus $2000 a day Daily Mail - Charleston (blog) I do not wish to alarm anyone but the world economy seems to be collapsing at a rather quick clip, so quick that a shipping company is now paying people to rent its boats. This comes on the heels of a pretty sharp drop in petroleum consumption in the ... and more »