KOEI TECMO SHARES PLUNGE ON EARNINGS MISS
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Koei Tecmo Holdings saw its largest share drop since March after reporting first-quarter operating profit that fell short of market expectations. The miss reflects weak software sales and raises questions about the video-game publisher's long-term growth trajectory.
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