Osaka prosecutors raid Ebara Corp., others over bid-rigging

OSAKA, Japan - Public prosecutors raid Hitachi Zosen Corp. in Osaka on April 18 on suspicion of involvement in bid rigging related to a sewage plant project in Hannan, Osaka Prefecture.

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