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Maersk's energy division suffers setback in Q2

The Danish transportation and energy giant grows in its largest and most important business unit, Maersk Line. Meanwhile, the energy division suffers a setback, mainly on account of Maersk Drilling.

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Improved freight rates are, for the first time in eight quarters, driving growth at Maersk Group's core company Maersk Line, boosting the conglomerate's overall performance, shows the group's Q2 report.

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