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Risk Ahoy: Maersk, Daewoo Build the World's Biggest Boat Photograph by John Francis Peters for Bloomberg BusinessweekBehind this week’s coverEvery weekday morning in Okpo, a former fishing village near the heel of the Korean Peninsula, the streets fill with men and women—on bicycles, motorcycles, scooters, and on foot—in the matching gray jackets of Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering. The commuters stream down the hill from the residential neighborhoods toward the harbor. They pass the small marina strewn with bits of netting and plastic patio furniture, where a few trawlers are tied up, and the pier where a replica of a famed 15th century armored Korean warship floats. Just beyond the harbor, some workers split off into a complex of DSME office towers. Geoje Island, where Okpo is situated, is the global capital of shipbuilding. The biggest of all the behemoths—the biggest ships in the world—are being built at the DSME yard for the Danish shipping line A.P. The Triple-E’s capacity is 18,000 TEU.