Carnival counts the cost of cruise ship crash -UPDATE

Carnival (CCL), the FTSE 100 company which owns the Costa Concordia, the cruise ship which grounded off the coast of Italy at the weekend, says the cost of not having the boat in service will be between $85m and $95m.

Carnival (CCL), the FTSE 100 company which owns the Costa Concordia, the cruise ship which grounded off the coast of Italy at the weekend, says the cost of not having the boat in service will be between $85m and $95m.

Carnival is the parent company of Costa Cruises, the operator of the Concordia.

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