JAL Asks Creditor Banks To Forgive More Debt
Japan Airlines, reporting that it is more insolvent than previously estimated, has formally asked its creditor banks to waive more of its debt. With debt exceeding assets by about ¥950 billion ($10.7 billion), which is ¥100 billion more than estimated in January, the bankrupt carrier is asking the...
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