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Tue, 06/30/2015 - 3:47am

Samsung's Cheil Industries Promises Better Dividends if Merger Approved

Cheil Industries, Samsung’s de facto holding company, said it would boost dividends and establish a corporate governance committee -- but only if a merger with Samsung’s construction and trading company is approved.

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