Korean collapse stings shipping world
The collapse of a major Korean shipping line has failed to spark a rescue attempt. With special feature audio.
The collapse of a major Korean shipping line has failed to spark a rescue attempt.
The troubled shipping industry may even be better off with one less operator, given the drop in the growth of world trade and a surplus of vessels.
Hanjin Shipping filed for bankruptcy protection last month and
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Korean collapse stings shipping world
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