Tomen Pres. Tashiro to resign

TOKYO, Japan - Morihiko Tashiro (R), president of financially troubled Japanese trading house Tomen Corp., announces in Tokyo on Dec. 27 that he will give up his post to take the blame for the company's poor business results. Tomen announced the same day a rehabilitation plan featuring help from the Toyota Motor Corp. group. (Kyodo)

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