(2)Creditors finalize bailout package for ailing retailer Daiei

(2)Creditors finalize bailout package for ailing retailer Daiei

FUKUOKA, Japan - Toshio Masui, representative in Japan of U.S. investment fund Colony Capital LLC, speaks to reporters after in Fukuoka on Feb. 10 after key creditor banks finalized a bailout package for the debt-ridden retail chain operator. Under the deal, Daiei is set to sell the Fukuoka Dome baseball stadium and the adjacent Sea Hawk Hotel and Resort to Colony Capital LLC. (Kyodo)

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