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September 13, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Vietnam shipbuilder’s subsidiaries stick with mother ship

Subsidiaries of the troubled Vietnamese state shipbuilder Vinashin on Monday denied local press reports that they were seeking to exit the company. But workers at some subsidiaries said they had suffered layoffs and salary delays because of the conglomerate’s financial problems and a government reor

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Subsidiaries of the troubled Vietnamese state shipbuilder Vinashin on Monday denied local press reports that they were seeking to exit the company. But workers at some subsidiaries said they had suffered layoffs and salary delays because of the conglomerate’s financial problems and a government reorganization.

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