Takata falls into red for 3rd straight year due to recall

Takata falls into red for 3rd straight year due to recall

Yoichiro Nomura, chief financial officer of Takata Corp., attends a press conference in Tokyo on May 10, 2017. The struggling air bag maker reported a group net loss of 79.59 billion yen ($698.88 million) for the business year ended March 31, its third straight year of red ink, against a backdrop of recall-related costs. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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