Ezoe guilty in Recruit scandal, gets suspended sentence

Ezoe guilty in Recruit scandal, gets suspended sentence

TOKYO, Japan - Hiromasa Ezoe, former chairman of Recruit Co., enters the Tokyo District Court on March 4 to hear the court's verdict on him. Convicted of bribery in a 1980s stocks-for-favors scandal, Ezoe was sentenced to three years in prison, suspended for five years. (Kyodo)

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