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Widespread disruption from anti-China riots in Vietnam
The Wall Street Journal Archives | Email alerts
May 16, 2014, 12:43 a.m. EDT
Anti-China riots in Vietnam threaten foreign investment
Violent protests targeting Chinese factories in Vietnam have spilled over into the facilities of other global manufacturers, casting a pall over a country many companies had turned to for its cheap labor and skilled workforce.
The protests ? sparked by an oil rig that a Chinese state-run company placed in disputed South China Sea waters?have turned deadly, with at least two people dead. They?ve left more than a dozen factories burned, scores more shut and forced Chinese nationals to flee the country. Vietnamese police have arrested nearly 500 people accused of looting and arson...
