Duskin, Mos Food announce capital, business alliance

Duskin, Mos Food announce capital, business alliance

TOKYO, Japan - Hideyuki Ito (L), president of Duskin Co., a provider of cleaning services and operator of the Mister Donut chain, and Atsushi Sakurada, president of hamburger restaurant chain operator Mos Food Services Inc., shake hands during a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 20 at which they announced a capital and business alliance between the two companies. (Kyodo)

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