Air bag maker Takata Corp. said Monday it has filed for bankruptcy protection and decided to sell its business to a U.S. rival, marking the biggest corporate failure of a Japanese manufacturer and capping off years of struggle to handle an unprecedented safety recall.Takata's liabilities are estimated at over 1 trillion yen ($9 billion), far eclipsing the previous record bankruptcy of a manufacturer, involving a Panasonic Corp. subsidiary that had a debt of 500 billion yen.U.S. auto parts maker Key Safety Systems Inc. said it will buy Takata's business including seat belts and child seats f…READ FULL ARTICLE