Resona president apologizes to shareholders for gov't bailout

Resona president apologizes to shareholders for gov't bailout

OSAKA, Japan - Resona Holdings Inc. President Kenji Kawada addresses a meeting of shareholders in Osaka's Chuo Ward on June 27. Kawada apologized to shareholders for the banking group's problems that that led it to request a government bailout of 1.96 trillion yen. Photo was taken from a monitoring television screen. (Kyodo)

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