Mizuho reports no troubles

TOKYO, Japan - Staff are busy answering phone calls at the head office of Mizuho Bank in Tokyo on April 30. Officials at Mizuho Holdings Inc., which has experienced serious computer problems since the April 1 launch of its two commercial banks, said Mizuho Bank and Mizuho Corporate Bank were smoothly processing money transfers and automated teller machines (ATMs) were running without a hitch.

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