If the employees therefor prefer to maintain the state-run ownership, they will have to shoulder all the responsibilities like any other private corporation and cannot count on any governmental subsidies should losses be incurred, Shih said.
Wed, May 05, 2004 - Page 11 News List
Employees block privatization
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE Chairman of the Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corp Morgan Hwang says the government-set privatization plan will not meet its July deadline
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