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Sweden: Saab unable to pay staff wages

Highlighting a continuing lack of short-term funding, Saab, owned by Swedish Automobile, has confirmed it is unable to pay wages to employees. Swedish Automobile and Saab are in talks with various parties to obtain short-term funding, including via a sale and leaseback of Saab's real estate, and with their financiers in It’s time to log … Continued

Highlighting a continuing lack of short-term funding, Saab, owned by Swedish Automobile, has confirmed it is unable to pay wages to employees.

Swedish Automobile and Saab are in talks with various parties to obtain short-term funding, including via a sale and leaseback of Saab's real estate, and with their financiers in

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