5 business problems that sent the 'never-ending' cruise into a financial spiral

The Villa Vie Odyssey's residents said they were given eight hours to disembark in Cambodia. TANG CHHIN Sothy / AFP via Getty Images The founder behind the "never-ending" cruise told Business Insider that problems piled up this year. The Iran war sent fuel prices soaring. Then Villa Vie spooked passengers by asking them for loans. Now founder Mikael Petterson says he is considering bankruptcy. A financial whirlpool sucked the "never-ending" cruise under. The founder behind the Villa Vie Odysse

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