Aoki files for court protection

Aoki files for court protection

TOKYO, Japan - President Yoichiro Yano of debt-swamped midsize construction company Aoki Corp., meets the media in Tokyo on Dec. 6 after his firm filed for court protection from creditors with consolidated liabilities of 522.0 billion yen.

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