The JIP-led group, which is the preferred bidder to take the Japanese industrial group private, plans to provide 1 trillion yen in cash, wh...

Toshiba's shares jumped more than 6 per cent last week when Bain Capital won the support of the company's largest shareholder and commenced...

The proposal to seek private equity buyout offers or a minority investment was made by Singapore-based 3D Investment Partners, Toshiba's No...

The result of the extraordinary general meeting will likely force Toshiba to revise its controversial restructuring plan and ensure that th...

Senior executive Taro Shimada, a former Siemens AG executive, who only joined in 2018, will become the new interim head of the company effe...

Japan's Toshiba Corp has outlined plans to break up into three independent companies by spinning off two core businesses - its energy and i...

Nobuaki Kurumatani's resignation is the latest development in years of upheaval at the firm, which only won back its spot on the first sect...

"This initial proposal by CVC was completely unsolicited and not initiated by Toshiba," board chairman Osamu Nagayama said.

The benchmark Nikkei share average ended up 0.12 per cent at 29,730.79, while the broader Topix climbed 0.67 per cent to 1,967.43.

CCI observed that the estimated share of Vijai in the electrical transmission and markets for distribution equipment, transformers and swit...

The company is witnessing strong growth in sales and will launch newer devices, backed by an aggressive marketing campaign.

Toshiba India targets a five-fold jump in its business turnover in the country to Rs 5,000 crore in three years.

Japan's Toshiba plans to outsource production of system chips, used in cellphones, TVs and cars, to South Korea's Samsung in order to focus...

Japanese electronic companies Toshiba and Fujitsu will merge their mobile phone businesses in October this year.

Sony's Blu-ray looks set to become the standard for high-definition DVDs after Toshiba signalled on Monday that it may give up in a long-ru...

Japanese electronics rivals Toshiba and Sharp are tying up in the liquid crystal display business

Toshiba and SanDisk plan to jointly spend about 600bn yen ($5.2bn) to build a new flash memory plant in Japan to better compete with rival ...