NEW YORK – Two U.S. senators on the Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation sent a letter Thursday to the CEO of embattled Japanese parts supplier Takata Corp. demanding documents linked to its faulty air bags that they had requested by mid-December.
In the letter to Takata CEO Shigehisa Takata, committee Chairman John Thune and ranking member Bill Nelson said the Japanese company had not “fully addressed” a previous request by the committee in November for the documents.
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