Kanebo seeks shareholders' nod for revival plan

Kanebo seeks shareholders' nod for revival plan

TOKYO, Japan - Shareholders of Kanebo Ltd. arrive at a Tokyo hotel to attend an extraordinary meeting called March 30 to seek approval of the troubled cosmetics maker's rehabilitation plan featuring a spinoff of cosmetics operations with the help of the state-backed corporate revival entity. (Kyodo)

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