Businessmen to head 4 postal entities after privatization

Businessmen to head 4 postal entities after privatization

TOKYO, Japan - The government on July 11 announced the appointment of private-sector businessmen as chief executive officers of the four companies to be created through the privatization of postal services in October 2007. File photos show (clockwise from top right) Josuke Shindo, CEO of the postal insurance company, Shigeo Kawa, CEO of the company in charge of over-the-counter services at post offices, Norio Kitamura, CEO of the mail delivery service company, and Koji Furukawa, CEO of the postal savings bank. (Kyodo)

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