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By Benjamin Katz (Bloomberg) — Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc will close the bulk of sites at its marine-engine and ship-design unit and shift some

By Julie Verhage (Bloomberg) — A 1,500 percent stock surge since Nov. 8? It’s possible in Trump’s America. DryShips Inc., which owns tankers

By Ari Natter and Jennifer A. Dlouhy (Bloomberg) — A long-shot bid to convince the Obama administration to use 24 words of a 1953 law to permanently

By Peter Levring (Bloomberg) — The Nordic welfare utopias of former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders are feeling the pinch of slowing global

By Kyunghee Park (Bloomberg) — A South Korean shipping company that filed for bankruptcy protection five years ago emerged as the surprise winning

By Mikael Holter (Bloomberg) — As oil majors are considering exiting Norway, the government is warning them that they could still be on the hook for

Note: The headline of this article previously incorrectly stated Hyundai Merchant Marine as being selected as the preferred bidder for some of Hanjin’s

By David Fickling (Bloomberg Gadfly) — The past week in commodities markets has been like a trip through the looking glass. Gold generally benefits

By Kyunghee Park (Bloomberg) — Hanjin Shipping Co.’s fleet has shrunk to about a tenth of its size after the South Korean container line returned most

By Alex Longley (Bloomberg) — Oil companies booked tankers to store as many as 9 million barrels of crude in northwest Europe amid signs that space

By Julian Lee (Bloomberg) — Some U.S. oil policies are likely to shift significantly when Donald Trump assumes the presidency next year. While

By Javier Blas and Anna Hirtenstein (Bloomberg) — If you want a snapshot of what the global energy map will look like under President Donald Trump, look

By Christian Wienberg (Bloomberg) — A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S, the owner of the world’s biggest container shipping line, saw its shares fall on Wednesday

By Golnar Motevalli, Hashem Kalantari and Javier Blas (Bloomberg) — Iran signed a $4.8 billion natural gas development project with energy giants

By The Editors (Bloomberg View) — The shipping industry accounts for more greenhouse gas emissions than airplanes, buses or trains. Yet it was not

By Luke Kawa (Bloomberg) — Canada posted its largest trade deficit on record in September, a whopping C$4.1 billion ($3 billion) — and a single piece

By Matthew Philips (Bloomberg) — On Monday, a construction crew in Alabama triggered a massive explosion when a track-hoe struck the biggest fuel

By Christian Wienberg (Bloomberg) — The chief executive officer of the world’s largest container line says he’s willing to lose money in the short

By Chris Bryant (Bloomberg Gadfly) — It’s hard to think of two more challenged industries than oil and shipping. AP Moller-Maersk A/S’s

By Chris Blake and Shamim Adam (Bloomberg) — Malaysia said it will buy at least four Littoral Mission Ships from China as Prime Minister Najib Razak