Sogo reports big capital deficit

Sogo reports big capital deficit

TOKYO, Japan - The photo shows Kyoichi Yamada (R), president of financially beleaguered department store Sogo Co., announcing at a news conference at the Tokyo Stock Exchange on April 26 that its capital deficit increased sharply to about 580 billion yen at the end of the 1999 business year. Yamada and all other top management will step down when the company's rehabilitation gets fully on track.

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