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With Samsung under investigation for corruption, Korea must decide between justice or the economy

[Samsung Vice Chairman] Jay Y. Lee is in a vulnerable position,” Cain says. “The cross-shareholding system is like a yarn ball, if someone finds just the right place to tug, they could pull out the right part and the whole thing could fall apart overnight. By Josh Horwitz Quartz Aug 24, 2017

With Samsung under investigation for corruption, Korea must decide between justice or the economy

By Josh Horwitz
Quartz
Aug 24, 2017

[Samsung Vice Chairman] Jay Y. Lee is in a vulnerable position,” Cain says. “The cross-shareholding system is like a yarn ball, if someone finds just the right place to tug, they could pull out the right part and the whole thing could fall apart overnight.

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