JAL plunges 81%; Kyocera's Inamori tapped for CEO
January 13, 2010 at 05:05 AM EST
TOKYO (MarketWatch) - Shares of Japan Airlines plunged 81% in Tokyo Wednesday to a record low 7 yen (8 U.S. cents), falling for the second straight day by their daily trading limit, as investors factored in growing likelihood that the ailing carrier's restructuring will involve bankruptcy.
