Fears are rising for the state of the shipping industry after it emerged operators are now paying clients to use their ships.
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Interest rates must remain low for a "prolonged period" to support
an economy that is still facing the threat of a downturn, the British
Chambers of Commerce has urged.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs is scheduled to take a break from medical leave Monday to announce a new service called iCloud.