Tepco president quits as firm reports $15bn loss

"The president of Tepco, which operates Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant, has resigned as the firm reported a loss of 1.25tn yen ($15.3bn; £9.4bn) for the past financial year.
The earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on 11 March severely damaged the Fukushima plant and it has been leaking radiation ever since"

Japan nuclear crisis: Fukushima shutdown for January

Unknown One little-discussed option is for the company its shareholders and or bondholders to fight back. The Nuclear Act technically absolves a nuclear operator for liabilities arising from an extraordinarily large natural disaster. While government officials have suggested this could not apply here, there has been no legal decision.

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