Ahead of the Bell: Carnival
Carnival slumped 8 percent in premarket trading as steep discounts for cruises pressure its revenue. Full story
Cruise ship Carnival Triumph leaves Alabama port
The Carnival Triumph headed back to sea under its own power Wednesday, about three months after the cruise ship limped into port in Alabama because of an engine-room fire that disabled the vessel. Full story
Congress Cruise Hearings? Bring 'Em On: Royal Caribbean C...
In this CNBC Exclusive interview on "Squawk on the Street," Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Adam Goldstein discusses the controversy surrounding Carnival Corp. CEO Micky Arison's handling of the Carnival Triumph mess and the possible Co...
Carnival Triumph breaks loose from dock
The ship, which was left adrift in the Gulf of Mexico in February with more than 4,000 passengers aboard, sustained additional damage during a storm that caused it to blow into the Mobile River. A guard fell overboard and is still missing. NBC’s Kerry Sanders reports.
Carnival Triumph blown from moorings, strikes boat
The cruise ship that became a Carnival PR disaster in February, resulting in thousands of stranded passengers and raw sewage on board, broke away from its moorings and drifted from one bank to another. As it shifted away from the dock it hit a moored Army Corps of Engineers boat and another dock. N
Carnival cuts profit, revenue forecasts as incidents mount
(Reuters) - Cruise operator Carnival Corp <CCL.N>, grappling with a series of recent headline-grabbing mishaps involving its ships, said on Friday it returned to profitability in the latest quarter but cut its revenue and profit forecast for the year. Full story
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Carnival fire began with leaky fuel line
The Carnival Triumph fire that knocked out power and left more than 4,000 passengers and crew stranded without air conditioning, hot food or working toilets, was traced to a flexible fuel oil return line. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
‘Triumph’ cruise passengers consider litigation
Passengers who were stuck on the crippled Carnival Triumph cruise ship are now looking at legal recourse. Attorney’s Seema Iyer and Jay Fahy discuss the rights of cruise passengers.
Nightmare At Sea
Carnival Triumph passengers disembarked from 10:15pm ET to 1am ET. NBC's Chris Pollone reports the latest.
Cruise passenger speaks out after bus breaks down
One of the Carnival Triumph passengers describes the ordeal after the charter bus he boarded to New Orleans. La., broke down.
Carnival & Legal Obligations
More capacity and bigger ships can mean bigger problems, like those experienced by the Carnival Triumph this week, reports CNBC's Michelle Caruso Cabrera. James Walker, maritime lawyer with Walker & O'Neill, weighs in on legal options the passengers ha...
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Carnival Triumph
FILE - In this Feb. 14, 2013 file photo the cruise ship Carnival Triumph is towed into Mobile Bay near Dauphin Island, Ala. The Triumph, which has been docked in Alabama since an engine room fire left it disabled for days in the Gulf of Mexico, broke away from its mooring in a Mobile, Ala. shipyard
The Carnival Triumph (© Bill Starling/AL.com via AP, file)
Tug boats maneuver around the Carnival cruise ship Triumph as she rests against a dock on the east side of the Mobile River after becoming dislodged from its mooring at BAE Shipyard during high winds Wednesday, April 3, 2013 in Mobile, Ala. Triumph was disabled Feb. 10 by an engine fire that strande
The Carnival Triumph cruise ship is towed towards dock at the port of Mobile
The Carnival Triumph is towed toward the dock in Mobile, Ala., on February 14, as spectators watch from land. On Wednesday, Carnival Corporation said it will spend hundreds of millions of dollars to upgrade its fleet of ships.
