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Samsung workers strike over wage negotiations
Nearly 48,000 Samsung Electronics union workers are proceeding with an 18-day strike beginning May 21 after wage and bonus negotiations with company management failed. The labor action is expected to impact Samsung's chipmaking operations and the broader memory chip market.
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