(1)Ex-Takugin presidents acquitted over shady loans

(1)Ex-Takugin presidents acquitted over shady loans

SAPPORO, Japan - Hiroshi Yamauchi, former president of failed Hokkaido Takushoku Bank, leaves the Sapporo District Court on Feb. 27. Yamauchi was acquitted in a case involving the bank's shady loans to a business group. (Kyodo)

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