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File photo taken in Yokohama in February 2019 shows the logo of Nissan Motor Co. The Japanese automaker said April 28, 2020, it expects to post a net loss of up to 95 billion yen ($887 million) for fiscal 2019 due to the coronavirus pandemic's impact on sales of vehicles and parts, its first red ink in 11 years. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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