TOKYO -- Japan's Nidec on Monday reported record quarterly earnings for July-September in a dose of welcome good news for the world's largest motor maker following three quarters of weak performance and the high-profile departure of a top executive.
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Nidec Chairman and CEO Shigenobu Nagamori speaks during an online press conference on Oct. 24. (Screenshot from Nidec's website)
TOKYO -- Japan's Nidec on Monday reported record quarterly earnings for July-September in a dose of welcome good news for the world's largest motor maker following three quarters of weak performance and the high-profile departure of a top executive.