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Nippon Sharyo, JR Tokai’s rolling stock unit to end agonizing U.S. operations

August 8, 2018 Administrator

By TAKEHIRO TOMODA, Staff Writer, The Asahi Shimbun; August 8, 2018 NAGOYA–Nippon Sharyo Ltd., a rolling stock manufacturer, will exit…

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