💼 Business 5h ago · Mary Whitfill Roeloffs, Forbes Staff

‘Forever’ Cruise Ship Seized In Singapore—And Reportedly Owes $500,000 In Unpaid Fuel Debt As Prices Soar

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‘Forever’ Cruise Ship Seized In Singapore—And Reportedly Owes $500,000 In Unpaid Fuel Debt As Prices Soar
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Retirees invested up to $899,000 for a permanent home at sea, but soaring oil prices and unpaid debts abruptly ended the 15-year voyage.

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