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Carol Yang

Shanghai

Carol Yang is Lloyd’s List’s Shanghai-based team member.

She previously worked as a business news reporter for China Global Television Network in Beijing for six years, primarily covering macro-economy and policies.

She graduated from the University of Warwick in 2012 with a Master's degree in intercultural communication and studied data reporting at Columbia University in 2019.

Carol is fluent in Mandarin and English. Beyond her work hours, she enjoys reading, city walking and cycling.

Latest From Carol Yang

South Korean shipbuilding labour union to launch August strike if wage negotiation fails

The union criticises the excessive use of subcontracted workers, warning that unskilled workers may lead to accidents

Containers Regulation

K Line and NYK boost profit forecasts due to Red Sea disruptions

Just 14% of ships on the Asia-Europe trade route are using the Suez Canal, making it less likely for the impact to escalate

Containers K Line

MPA collaborates with Hafnia on cargo transfer and towage plan following collision

The cause of the collision remains unknown as investigations continue, Singapore and Malaysia authorities say

Casualty Tankers and Gas

India Coast Guard says major fire on Maersk Frankfurt ‘doused’

India Coast Guard has deployed a pollution control vessel on site to help prevent leaking

Casualty Containers

Nissen Kaiun and Adnoc L&S joint venture both order specialised gas carriers at Chinese shipyards

Japan's Nissen Kaiun has ordered four VLACs at China's Yangzi-Mitsui Shipbuilding while Abu Dhabi's ADNOC has contracted two VLACs and nine VLECs at Jiangnan Shipyard via a joint venture with Wanhua Chemical Group

Tankers and Gas Shipbuilding

Hafnia prepares to tow damaged tanker to safe port

There are no visible signs of flames or smoke on Hafnia Nile

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