Toshiba Corp's nuclear unit Westinghouse Electric Co filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the Southern District of New York, a regulatory filing showed on Wednesday.
The move comes as the firm faced billions in cost overruns and years-long delays at U.S. power projects.
Reporting by Tim Kelly and Makiko Yamazaki
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