NYK's Nixon: Merger won't impact service contracts

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NYK's Nixon: Merger won't impact service contracts

| Feb 28, 2017 12:50PM EST
Jeremy Nixon presented an update to the TPM 2017 conference on the merger of the container divisions of 'K' Line, MOL, and NYK Line.
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