(Reuters) - Hitachi, which competes with Toshiba Corp.'s
Westinghouse in nuclear reactors and with Seagate Technology
in hard drives, plans to cut costs and seek new demand
for ecologically friendly power plants as sales remain slow in
its core electronics businesses.
Net loss at Japan's biggest maker of industrial electronics
totalled 13.62 billion yen in April-June,
compared with a loss of 22.04 billion year the previous year.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
Westinghouse in nuclear reactors and with Seagate Technology
in hard drives, plans to cut costs and seek new demand
for ecologically friendly power plants as sales remain slow in
its core electronics businesses.
Net loss at Japan's biggest maker of industrial electronics
totalled 13.62 billion yen in April-June,
compared with a loss of 22.04 billion year the previous year.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
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