McDonald's makes solid debut on Jasdaq market

TOKYO, Japan - Den Fujita, president of McDonald's Co. (Japan) Ltd., speaks at a news conference July 26 in Tokyo following his company's solid debut on the Jasdaq over-the-counter market the same day. Boosted by popularity among individual investors, shares in the Japanese unit of the U.S. fast-food giant fetched 4,700 yen, 9% higher than its IPO price of 4,300 yen.

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