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Tepco Gets Bailout, but Cedes Power

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Tepco's 1 trillion yen ($12.4 billion) bailout in 2012

03/29/2011

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Tepco Gets Bailout, but Cedes Power

Wall Street Journal 04/28/2012

Japan Utility Says Nuclear Crisis Was Avoidable

Wall Street Journal 10/12/2012

Vanishing act by Japanese executive during nuclear crisis raises questions - The Washington Post

Washington Post 03/29/2011

Japan Utility Posts Loss of $15 Billion

Wall Street Journal 05/21/2011

The Japanese government's rescue plan for Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO)

03/29/2011

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Government Reaches Deal on Claims

Wall Street Journal 05/13/2011

Japan Utility Posts Loss of $15 Billion

Wall Street Journal 05/21/2011

Japan Sets Rescue Plan for Tepco

Wall Street Journal 06/15/2011

Panel Vows to Review Tepco's Activities

Wall Street Journal 06/17/2011

Tepco Credit Rating Cut to 'Junk'

Wall Street Journal 06/21/2011

Japan Passes Law Supporting Tepco

New York Times 08/03/2011

The Response of TEPCO and the Japanese government to the nuclear disaster

03/18/2011

The use of low-tech measures such as flooding with seawater, fire trucks with hoses, helicopters with water, a huge extension cord to restart cooling systems, give the appearance of a a desperate effort to prevent the reactor meltdown. The public's lack of confidence in Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) which owns the nuclear reactors.

Grouped Articles

Japan’s Try-Anything Nuclear Response Draws Criticism, and Sympathy

New York Times 03/18/2011

Bid to 'Protect Assets' Slowed Reactor Fight

Wall Street Journal 03/19/2011

Japan Reassures, Others Flee

Wall Street Journal 03/18/2011

U.S. and Tokyo Spar on Depth of Crisis

Wall Street Journal 03/18/2011

Japan's disaster: A crisis of leadership, too

Economist 03/26/2011

Amid Fight to Stem Threat, Tepco Worker's Email Reveals Personal Struggle

Wall Street Journal 03/28/2011


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