McDermott International Inc. shares fell for a second day after reports that the company is negotiating with lenders ahead of a bankruptcy filing that could come within weeks. (Bloomberg) — McDermott International Inc. shares fell for a second day after reports that the company is negotiating with lenders ahead of a bankruptcy filing that could come within weeks. The Houston-based company, which builds oil platforms and gas-export plants for energy companies, is in discussions with lenders including Baupost Group LLC and HPS Investment Partners LLC about providing a $2 billion bankruptcy loan, according to people with knowledge of the matter. McDermott shares dropped as much as 25% in early trading Tuesday. Representatives for McDermott, Baupost and HPS declined to comment on the negotiations. The company’s shares were down as much 64% Monday on the news. Dow Jones reported the news earlier. McDermott has been under pressure since September, when […]