DXN cancels contentious corporate jet charter amid internal review
The Edge Malaysia reports that DXN has cancelled a contentious corporate jet charter arrangement as part of an internal review process. The decision reflects the company's reassessment of its expenditure practices. Consumers should remain informed about corporate governance practices when evaluating direct-selling companies.
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