General Maritime Corp reports larger-then-expected second-quarter losses.

Posts Q2 profit of $0.6 million after three quarters of losses.

Reports steady revenues but divested its ship management division.

Horizon Lines reports 'modest' Q2 growth.

Financing through $453 million in debt, $11 million through shares and $123 million in cash.

Profits at $13 million, 30% gain from the same period in 2009.

Attributes profits to better performing VLCC fleet and sale of a VLCC.

While the results beat forecasts, analysts feel the margins cannot be sustained.

Lower distribution is due to increased commitments to retained earnings for its two new Capesize builds.

Largely due to a 'significant increase' in revenues from its shipping operation.

Targets $1.8 billion in operating profit for full year 2010.

Sister company China Shipping Development, meanwhile, forsees 50% increase in profit.

Lifts profit forecast on the back of an improvement in the box shipping business.

Box shipping firm to post 'significantly positive operating earnings', says parent firm TUI.

Retains volume and increase its market share in the fiscal year 2009/2010, says Vice CEO.

Stolt-Nielsen's tanker division says bunker costs have been 'stable'.