Rappler's latest stories on Hanjin
Korean Air chief defeats 'nut rage' sister's challenge
Cho Won-tae wins 56.67% support in a shareholder vote, defeating his sister, 'nut rage' heiress Cho Hyun-ah
'Nut rage' heiress takes on brother in South Korea succession feud
Cho Hyun-ah, who made headlines worldwide as the 'nut rage' heiress, faces off against her brother for control of Korean Air
PH Navy wants harbor in Hanjin shipyard in Subic Bay
None of the Navy's current harbors are deep enough for its new warships, and Hanjin shipyard has the right depth and an ideal location, says Navy chief Rear Admiral Giovanni Carlo Bacordo
Hanjin seen to get new investor by end of 2019
A consortium of private US equity firm Cerberus Capital Management and Australian shipbuilder Austal informs SBMA and Hanjin creditors of its intention to take over the beleaguered shipyard
RCBC exec denies Enrique Razon in talks for Hanjin takeover
'I never met [Enrique Razon] so I don't know what he's talking about,' says an executive of RCBC
[ANALYSIS] A workers’ alternative for Hanjin
It is time to consider workers’ control as a viable antidote for bankrupt private businesses and, more essential, for imagining a new peoples’ economy
Chinese firms 'hands off' Hanjin takeover – Board of Investments
The remaining workers of Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Philippines are still in limbo
DTI seeks Dutch shipbuilding firm investment
While the Damen group has partnerships with local firms, it is currently not a player in the Philippines' shipbuilding industry
Hanjin workers mark 5th day of protest amid tight security
The protest has prompted authorities to secure a Hanjin gate that the workers have been picketing at since March 1
100 Hanjin workers locked out of Subic shipyard
The remaining workers who refused the cash-strapped Korean company's voluntary retrenchment package say they are barred from entering the shipyard
DOLE to Hanjin: Return workers' money from training bond
Workers are appealing that Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Philippines return to all of them the salary deductions meant for training
Gov't to hold job fair for Hanjin workers in Subic
The government says at least 1,000 jobs will be available for workers who were displaced due to Hanjin's bankruptcy
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Robredo warns against Chinese takeover of Hanjin shipyard
Vice President Leni Robredo favors a government takeover of the Hanjin shipyard in Subic Bay so it can become a Philippine Navy base and boost security in the strategic area
Don’t let Chinese firm take over Hanjin shipyard – Trillanes
Senator Antonio Trillanes IV says the Hanjin shipyard in Subic Bay is in a 'strategic defense location'
Hanjin recovery 'uncertain' – Fitch Ratings
Fitch Ratings says the rehabilitation plan for Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Philippines may take time to execute
Duterte 'receptive' to gov’t takeover of Hanjin's Subic shipyard
'We see the possiblility of having our own shipbuilding capacity in the Philippines, especially large ships like what is being built by Hanjin shipyard in Subic,' says Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana
DOLE to assist 3,800 Hanjin workers
Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III says Hanjin workers will be receiving separation pay, and will be profiled to see if they can get jobs in government projects
Hanjin crisis threatens banks' credit ratings – Moody's
(UPDATED) Debt watcher Moody's says the loan exposure of 5 Philippine banks is a credit negative and will drive credit costs higher
Banks downplay Hanjin crisis impact
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas says the total exposure caused by the bankruptcy of Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Philippines is only 0.24% of all loans in the country's banking system
Labor group pushes for policy review after Hanjin bankruptcy
Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Corporation, which filed for bankruptcy, owes $400 million to local banks and another $900 million to South Korean lenders
Second worker in fatal Hanjin shipyard accident dies
Both the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) issue suspension orders to Binictican I-Tech, Hanjin's subcontractor, following the accident
Police seek arrest of Korean Air nut rage sister on juice charges
The Gangseo police station in Seoul says Cho Hyun-min, the daughter of Hanjin Group and Korean Air chairman Cho Yang-ho, is accused of assault and obstruction of business
South Korean industry titans harangued in scandal probe
UPDATED The publicity shy heads of the South s 8 largest conglomerates are grilled relentlessly over donations made to dubious foundations controlled by Choi Soo Sil a close friend of President Park Geun Hye
Scandal hearings put South Korea tycoons in hot seat
The powerful heads of family run conglomerates or chaebols such as Samsung and Hyundai will be among those testifying before a parliamentary investigation ahead of an impeachment vote to remove the president
Hanjin to spend $90M to ease shipping crisis
South Korea s Hanjin Group says it will provide its debt ridden shipping unit with 100 billion won 90 4 million to help ease huge disruptions to global maritime freight
Drowning Hanjin not alone among global shippers – analyst
The long running global economic downturn has left the shipping industry drowning in excess capacity
Marooned Hanjin vessels spark shipping crisis
Hanjin s vessels sailors and cargo are stuck in a maritime limbo as ports wary they will not be paid for their services refuse to let them dock as well as refusing to handle or free cargo already landed
South Korea's head of 2018 Winter Olympics resigns
Cho Yang Ho the chairman of Hanjin Group and Korean Air resigned with immediate effect due to the critical financial issues facing Hanjin Shipping
Marina mulls fiscal perks for domestic shipbuilders
With the incentives program the government hopes that the Philippines will soon be the largest shipbuilding nation in the world
Arrest warrant sought for S. Korea 'nut rage' heiress
Korean Air heiress Cho Hyun Ah faces charges including violation of the aviation safety law coercion and interference in the execution of duty
Security tightens at Hanjin shipyard over workers' drug use
A consultant of the Korean shipbuilder at the Subic Freeport denies workers claim that they use illegal drugs to stay awake during 24 hour shifts that they are made to take
Another Hanjin worker killed at Subic shipyard accident
The latest casualty is said to be the 38th worker killed in an accident at the Korean shipbuilder s shipyard since 2006
Workers find ways: The ship builder
A ship builder speaks out on workplace safety
