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3M Executive Released by Hostage-Taking Employees

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France — French workers have released the 3M executive who they took hostage Tuesday in the latest "bossnapping". However, before he was allowed to leave Thursday morning, Luc Rousselet was made to sign a deal to renegotiate terms for laid-off workers.

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Posted by: Chef on Mar. 26, 2009 (12:30 pm EST)

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