Moving firm Art makes strong debut on Tokyo, Osaka bourses

Moving firm Art makes strong debut on Tokyo, Osaka bourses

TOKYO, Japan - Chiyono Terada, president of Art Corp., Japan's largest moving company, speaks to reporters at the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Oct. 22 after her company's stock debuted both at the exchange and the Osaka Securities Exchange. (Kyodo)

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