shipowner

• “The shipowner is a cousin—a relation of some kind.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Mistaken Wife

• “Readers who would find the report useful would be those with an active interest in the short term commercial outlook of shipping, such as shipowner / operators, financial institutions, shipbuilders, shipbrokers and FFA traders as well as research analysts and journalists.”

  Digital50.com Digital 50 Daily Industry News RSS Feed

• “armateur" — a kind of shipowner, or one who fits out and charters ships, and sometimes commands them himself — the profession of Jean Bart and Duguay”

  Brittany & Its Byways

• “The majority of shipowner associations such as the International Chamber of Shipping and the International Shipping Federation have made it clear that they prefer to use international military personnel over the hiring of armed guards to protect their ships and cargo.”

  The Huffington Post: David Isenberg: It's Two Lanterns for the Maritime PSC Industry

• “The shipowner received earlier payments in late November only after seizing the chartered vessel.”

  The Wall Street Journal: China's HNA Looks Abroad for Deals

• “In 1898 he entered the shipping business and later became a wealthy shipowner.”

  Bio - Cornelius Bernhard Hanssen

• “Liability is covered through a separate arrangement with the Standard Club, a mutual insurance association owned by its shipowner members.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Cruise Company Blames Captain

• “Abram Lyle, a Scottish shipowner, was also a Victorian entrepreneur.”

  The Guardian: Tate & Lyle's sugar division to be sold for £200m

• “As the nation careered toward disaster and impeachment, Reconstruction and its dreadful backlash, a wealthy Boston shipowner decided his invalid daughter, Anna, should travel to Germany to take the waters.”

  Simon & Schuster: Louisa May Alcott

• “The shipowner has stopped paying her husband's salary, and the insurers, with no proof of death, haven't paid much.”

  Newsweek: Where Pirates Still Sail

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