Titanic Maker Harland & Wolff to Run Out of Cash Within Weeks

Harland & Wolff, the shipbuilder that constructed the Titanic, is on the verge of running out of cash.

The Belfast-based company has been struggling financially for several years, and it is now facing a funding crisis, as it will run out of money within weeks.

Harland & Wolff has been in talks with the UK government for a bailout, but no agreement has yet been reached.

If Harland & Wolff does not receive a bailout, it will likely go into administration, which would put 1,000 jobs at risk.

The company has a long and proud history, and it would be a major loss if it were to close.

Harland & Wolff was founded in 1861, and it quickly became one of the world's leading shipbuilders.

The company built many famous ships, including the Titanic, the Olympic, and the Britannic.

Harland & Wolff also played a major role in the First World War, building warships and merchant ships for the Royal Navy.

After the war, Harland & Wolff continued to build ships, but it faced increasing competition from other shipbuilders.

The company also suffered from the decline of the British shipbuilding industry.

In recent years, Harland & Wolff has diversified into other areas, such as offshore engineering and renewable energy.

However, the company has continued to struggle financially.

The UK government has provided Harland & Wolff with financial support in the past.

However, the government is now facing its own financial challenges, and it is unclear whether it will be able to provide Harland & Wolff with the bailout that it needs.

If Harland & Wolff does not receive a bailout, it will likely go into administration.

This would be a major blow to the Belfast economy, and it would also be a sad end for a company that has played such an important role in British maritime history.