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gfwzig

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2. Boo F@cking Hoo Hoo!

Reply to mucifer (Reply #1)

Thu Mar 28, 2024, 09:18 AM

Mar 28

the shipping company should pay for the entire cost of reconstruction ,,, and the losses incurred as a repercussion,,,,, if they cannot pay then dissolve them and burn the ships, do not fire sale the assets to a competitor...

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Insurers could face losses of up to $4 billion after Baltimore bridge tragedy, analyst says [View all] TexasTowelie Mar 28 OP

Oh crap mucifer Mar 28 #1

Boo F@cking Hoo Hoo! gfwzig Mar 28 #2

What would be the point of burning the ships? EX500rider Mar 28 #4

That certainly sounds reasonable. 🙄 Oopsie Daisy Mar 28 #5

So The Shipping Company's RobinA Mar 28 #8

In the end it will cost the insurance companies very little. former9thward Mar 28 #3

Is it the insurer for the cargo ship or for the bridge? LiberalFighter Mar 28 #6

Looks like insurance rates for ships could be going up. republianmushroom Mar 28 #7

That's pretty much what it will cost to rebuild this bridge FakeNoose Mar 28 #9

I'm going to guess much less than a year. Hauling away the wreckage won't take that long. Igel Mar 28 #10

It would be interesting to compare that $4B with their profits... pecosbob Mar 28 #11