TOKYO -- Seven out of 10 Japanese companies with domestic plants will revise their supply chains, a Nikkei survey shows, highlighting corporate efforts to find a new normal in light of continuing risks from the novel coronavirus.
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Employees wearing protective masks and face guards work on the automobile assembly line at the factory of Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus in Kawasaki, Japan. © Reuters
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