Busiest day for Tokyo Stock Exchange officials

Busiest day for Tokyo Stock Exchange officials

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Stock Exchange officials are busy throwing handouts into press boxes May 26, when more than 250 companies are due to announce their financial results for the year that ended March 31.

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