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Karthick Nambi

May 21

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How A CEO Held A Company Hostage With A Seal

ARM China company seal was with Allen Wu, and the board was not able to fire him

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The Chinese unit of ARM faced an issue recently. Though the semiconductor industry is on a boom, this unit was racking losses. The company tried to fire the CEO, but it was not possible. All this was due to a seal.

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