Nippon Columbia to seek rehabilitation under Ripplewood

Nippon Columbia to seek rehabilitation under Ripplewood

TOKYO, Japan - Flanked by Nippon Columbia Co. President Tadahiko Shinohara (L), Strauss Zelnick, who has been named chairman of the company, speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on May 9. The troubled Japanese audio manufacturer said it will seek rehabilitation under the wing of U.S. investment firm Ripplewood Holdings LLC.

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