Japan's Nikon to cut 1,000 jobs

Japan's Nikon to cut 1,000 jobs

Agence France-Presse
Nikon said it would overhaul its operations making devices for use in the production of semiconductors. It will also downsize its subsidiary in Singapore and transfer part of the business to Taiwan. The group aims to reduce annual costs.

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