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Yihe, Tiger Bay settlement edges Chen closer to being back in business

Settlement means Yihe and its owner Steve Chen are on the brink of being back in business

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 3, 2014 17:19 GMT
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US frozen seafood supplier Yihe Corporation has settled with a creditor, taking the company founded by Shaoqiang ‘Steve’ Chen ever closer to being back in business [...]

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