Takata Whistleblowers Say Ch. 11 Plan Must Reserve $250M

By Matt Chiappardi (February 6, 2018, 6:12 PM EST) -- A pair of purported whistleblowers who say they could be entitled to up to $250 million of the nearly $1 billion restitution fund in Takata's criminal case over faulty air bag inflators objected Tuesday to the company's Chapter 11 plan on grounds it doesn't take into account any pending whistleblower award....

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