
Die letzte bedeutende deutsche Kreuzfahrtschiffwerft geht wohl an die weltgrößte Reederei: Der Bund will dem Konzern MSC ein Kaufrecht einräumen.
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Der Bund und das Land Niedersachsen halten Anteile an der Meyer Werft.
Anteile vom Bund und Niedersachsen Reederei MSC steht vor Kauf der Meyer Werft
Die letzte bedeutende deutsche Kreuzfahrtschiffwerft geht wohl an die weltgrößte Reederei: Der Bund will dem Konzern MSC ein Kaufrecht auf die Meyer Werft einräumen. Kommende Woche soll der Vertrag unterzeichnet werden.
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