Tuesday's explosion at the No. 2 reactor in the Fukushima complex, 150 miles north of Tokyo, for the first time raised the possibility that the key containment structure of theunit, which protects the reactor vessel and keeps dangerous radioactive materials from leaking out, had been damaged.
The judge said the fact that Hutchison's Cayman Islands unit was in place for several years before the deal suggested that the deal structure wasn't created with the purpose of sidestepping taxes.