Nippon Yusen Announce Record Q2 Loss
07/10/2016
Japan’s largest shipping line, Nippon Yusen KK, has announced a record $1.9 billion loss for Q2 2016 as it writes down the value of its assets, reported Bloomberg.
Japan’s largest shipping line, Nippon Yusen KK, has announced a record $1.9 billion loss for Q2 2016 as it writes down the value of its assets, reported Bloomberg.
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