Toshiba to Cut 200 Jobs at American Unit
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Toshiba Corp., Japan’s biggest notebook computer maker, said it would cut about 200 jobs at its American Information Systems business, as part of a reorganization of the unit.
The cuts, which would take place over six months, would reduce the unit’s workforce to about 1,050 from about 1,250, the Irvine-based division said.
Toshiba American Information Systems is restructuring to focus on the mobility market.
A traditional products division isn’t sufficient to address that market from a sales and marketing perspective, Hidejiro Shimomitsu, the president of the U.S. unit, said.
Tokyo-based Toshiba’s U.S. shares were unchanged at $4.50 in over-the-counter trading. The news was released after the close of U.S. trading.
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