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Titanic shipbuilder Harland & Wolff owed more than £160m when it collapsed into administration last month, it has been revealed. Teneo was appointed to oversee the process at the 162-year-old ...

Harland & Wolff could be bought out by Spain's state-owned shipbuilder, potentially saving jobs in Scotland. The Belfast-based firm, which built the Titanic, went into administration last month ...

The former boss of troubled shipping giant Harland & Wolff has defended his decision to acquire a small boat yard site which led to the closure of a "lifeblood" Highland business. Donald ...

Harland & Wolff has been looking for a potential buyer since it entered administration last month. (Photo: Getty Images) Spanish state-owned shipbuilder Navantia is reportedly closing in on a deal ...

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Spanish state-owned shipbuilder Navantia is nearing a deal to buy the UK’s Harland & Wolff Group Holdings out of administration, according to the Telegraph. The parties are in exclusive talks ...

Harland & Wolff also proved crucial to Britain's Second World War efforts, manufacturing hundreds of warships and merchant ships as well as 500 tanks - and its 1960 creation SS Canberra would go ...