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By Tiffany Kary (Bloomberg) — Hanjin Shipping Co. and its customers are being asked to pay more than usual to bring freight into U.S. ports,

By Joe Ryan (Bloomberg) — Gulf Island Fabrication Inc. has for decades built hulking platforms to extract oil and natural gas from the seabed. With

By Christian Wienberg (Bloomberg) — The owner of the world’s largest container shipping line will stop ordering newly built vessels and instead pursue

By Chris Hughes (Bloomberg Gadfly) — AP Moeller-Maersk is the latest company to do the splits. But the Danish conglomerate isn’t going for a dramatic

By Kyunghee Park (Bloomberg) — The South Korean court overseeing the receivership application of Hanjin Shipping Co. said the stranded vessels of

By David Wethe (Bloomberg) — In a far corner of the Caribbean Sea, one of those idyllic spots touched most days by little more than a fisherman chasing

By Saleh Sarrar and Hatem Mohareb (Bloomberg) — Libya boosted crude production by more than 70 percent since August as some oil fields resumed output and

By Tony Capaccio (Bloomberg) — The Senate’s two top defense policy lawmakers want the U.S. Navy to make additional major changes to the

By Kyunghee Park (Bloomberg) — Hanjin Shipping Co., the South Korean container line that sought bankruptcy protection last month, received a court

By Mathew Carr (Bloomberg) — In shallow waters off the Dutch coast, you’ll soon see why the world’s biggest carbon market is struggling with slumping

By Saket Sundria and Dhwani Pandya (Bloomberg) — As the shipping industry grapples with a prolonged slump in demand, carriers in India are grateful for

By Tiffany Kary (Bloomberg) — Bankrupt Hanjin Shipping Co.’s efforts to unload vessels in the U.S. while it goes through bankruptcy in South Korea

By Mikael Holter (Bloomberg) — Offshore oil-rig operators, grappling with the biggest industry downturn in a generation, say they finally have the bottom

By David Yong (Bloomberg) — A Singapore-based shipping trust that operates container ships is asking creditors for leniency on about $253 million of

By Justin Fox (Bloomberg View) — It was always going to be tough for the world’s container shipping lines — accustomed to decade after decade

By Nicholas Brautlecht (Bloomberg) — The collapse of Hanjin Shipping Co. will probably spark fresh consolidation among container lines as they attempt to

by David Yong (Bloomberg) — A Singapore provider of barges and tugs for coal, steel scrap and iron ores plans to ask bondholders for approval to delay

By Heejin Kim (Bloomberg) — The Hanjin Shipping Co. terminal at South Korea’s largest port used to be one of the world’s busiest. Dozens of

By Tracy Alloway and Javier Blas (Bloomberg) — From Norway to the Bahamas, from Algeria to Australia. Ultra-low crude prices combined with cheap shipping

By Rishaad Salamat and Kyunghee Park (Bloomberg) — The fall of South Korea’s biggest container line Hanjin Shipping Co. is similar to the 2008