(4)IRCJ OKs 366 bil. yen aid package for Kanebo

TOKYO, Japan - Kazuyoshi Kaneko, state minister in charge of industrial regeneration, speaks at a news conference March 10 after the state-backed Industrial Revitalization Corp. of Japan (IRCJ) approved a 366 billion yen aid package for ailing cosmetics company Kanebo Ltd. (Kyodo)

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