SpaceX, Netflix, Boeing to join "biggest-ever" US business mission to Vietnam

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SpaceX, Netflix and Boeing are among the companies joining the "biggest-ever" U.S. business mission to Vietnam next week to discuss investment and sales opportunities in the booming Southeast Asian nation, the organiser said.

https://www.reuters.com/business/spacex-netflix-boeing-join-biggest-ever-us-business-mission-vietnam-2023-03-17/

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SpaceX, Netflix, Boeing to join "biggest-ever" US business mission to Vietnam

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