Niko Niko Do seeks court protection

Niko Niko Do seeks court protection

KUMAMOTO, Japan - Hiroshi Tomono (L) and Hidefumi Kawamura, former and new presidents of Niko Niko Do, Kumamoto-based supermarket chain operator, speak at a press conference in Kumamoto on April 9 about the company's filing for court protection under the Civil Corporate Rehabilitation Law. The company's group liabilities total some 130 billion yen.

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