Toshiba expects 712 bil. yen U.S. nuclear loss, delays earnings report

Undated file photo shows Toshiba Corp. Chairman Shigenori Shiga. Toshiba announced on Feb. 14, 2017, that Shiga, ex-president of its U.S. nuclear power unit, will step down on Feb. 15 and President Satoshi Tsunakawa and other executives will take pay cuts to take responsibility for an expected loss of 712.5 billion yen ($6.27 billion) from its U.S. nuclear business. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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