Prosecutors seek 4 yrs for Ezoe over Recruit scandal

Prosecutors seek 4 yrs for Ezoe over Recruit scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Hiromasa Ezoe, former chairman of Recruit Co. who is charged with selling unlisted shares in Recruit's real-estate subsidiary Recruit Cosmos Co. at low prices to politicians, bureaucrats and business leaders, enters the Tokyo District Court on March 29 to attend the hearing of his trial. Prosecutors demanded a four-year prison term for Ezoe.

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