Heirs Of Hong Kong Shipping Fortune Navigate Global Headwinds - The Tamesis

Shipping magnate Helmut Sohmen, who died in October aged 86, left a prosperous maritime empire to his heirs, who now have a fortune of $5.7 billion.

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