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Samsung Does Not Accept KDB's Request for Samsung Heavy: Implications for Samsung Restructuring.
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Samsung Heavy Industries finally submitted its self-rescue plan to its main creditor, Korea Development Bank (KDB), today (May 18). Apparently,...
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