Disgraced Mitsubishi Motors shares face heavy selling

Disgraced Mitsubishi Motors shares face heavy selling

A stock quotation board in Tokyo shows no figures for Mitsubishi Motors Corp. (L bottom, in gray) on the morning of April 21, 2016, as the share spent the morning session untraded due to a flurry of selling orders, in the wake of the automaker's admission the previous day of having manipulating fuel efficiency data for over 600,000 minivehicles sold in Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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