The man credited with helping to turn around Norwegian Cruise Line and transform it into the world's fourth largest cruise company says he's owed more than $2 million, after the company ousted him from his job as president and chief executive. Geir Aune filed suit in Miami-Dade Circuit Court claiming that Miami-based Norwegian breached its contract by failing to pay him his severance package.
April 25, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The man credited with helping to turn around Norwegian Cruise Line and transform it into the world’s fourth largest cruise company says he’s owed more than $2 million, after the company ousted him from his job as president and chief executive.
Geir Aune filed suit in Miami-Dade Circuit Court on April 18, claiming that Miami-based Norwegian breached its contract by failing to pay him his severance package. Aune could not be reached for comment.
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