Japan Display to receive US$100 million investment from Apple

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Japan Display to receive US$100 million investment from Apple

As part of bailout deal.

Japan Display Inc said on Friday it would receive a US$100 million investment from a customer, which a source said was Apple Inc, as part of a bailout deal led by a Chinese investment firm for the smartphone screen maker. Japan Display is facing a funding crunch due to Apple's recent shift away ...

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