FTC orders Yamada Denki to stop exploiting suppliers

FTC orders Yamada Denki to stop exploiting suppliers

MAEBASHI, Japan - Photo taken June 30 shows the head office of Yamada Denki Co., the operator of Japan's largest consumer electronics retail chain, in Maebashi, Gunma Prefecture. The Fair Trade Commission ordered Yamada Denki the same day to end its practice of making staff of product suppliers work at its stores without pay. (Kyodo)

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