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Asustek reportedly to start wave of layoffs

Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 14 June 2017 0

Rumors have circulated that Asustek Computer is looking to lay off a large number of employees as part of its business reorganization. The company noted that it is currently in the process of reorganization, but stressed it has so far not conducted...

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