Maersk Supply Service lays off 130 employees and two executives

The new chief executive is trimming the business of the shipping company that was acquired by A. P. Moller Holding in March. A special business area will be shut down.

by DAG HOLMSTAD

Maersk Supply Service is slimming down its operations after the shipping company was sold by Maersk to A.P. Moller Holding earlier this year.

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