Kanebo names ex-Ascii chief Komori as president

TOKYO, Japan - Struggling Kanebo Ltd. said Jan. 20 it has decided to cede its presidency to Tetsuo Komori, the 47-year-old former president of computer information magazine publisher Ascii Corp., succeeding Takehiko Ogi. Photo shows Komori speaking during news conference in Tokyo the same day. (Kyodo)

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