Nissho Iwai to cut 5,000 jobs over 3 years

Nissho Iwai to cut 5,000 jobs over 3 years

TOKYO, Japan - Trading house Nissho Iwai Corp. President Shiro Yasutake announces a three-year restructuring plan requiring the loss of 5,000 jobs from its current consolidated workforce of 19,000 at a news conference in Tokyo on Jan. 29.

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