Nova applies for court protection from creditors

Nova applies for court protection from creditors

OSAKA, Japan - An employee of Nova Corp., Japan's largest language school operator, hands out press releases to reporters at the entrance of the company's administrative headquarters in Osaka on Oct. 26 after the company filed for court protection from creditors. (Kyodo)

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