JAL shares briefly tumble to all-time low of 6 yen

JAL shares briefly tumble to all-time low of 6 yen

TOKYO, Japan - An electronic display at a securities company in Tokyo's Yaesu business district shows the stock price of Japan Airlines Corp. briefly plunging to a record low of 6 yen during the morning session at the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Jan. 14, 2010, before closing the session at 10 yen.

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