Nikko, Fujitsu to form joint Web-based brokerage house

Nikko, Fujitsu to form joint Web-based brokerage house

TOKYO, Japan - Fujitsu Ltd. President Naoyuki Akikusa (L) and Nikko Securities Co. President Masashi Kaneko shake hands at a news conference July 14 after announcing an agreement to set up a joint venture that will use the Internet to offer securities products and accept trading orders. The joint company, tentatively called Internet Trading Securities, will offer the services to about 3.5 million subscribers of Fujitsu's Web access service.

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