Myojo, Nissin enter capital tie-up talks

Myojo, Nissin enter capital tie-up talks

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a building housing Myojo Foods Co. in Tokyo. The Japanese instant-noodle maker has entered talks with industry leader Nissin Food Products Co. on a possible capital tie-up in an attempt to counter a hostile takeover bid by a U.S. investment fund, company officials said Nov. 10.

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