Sailor Pen fires president for not concentrating on work

Undated photo shows Yoshio Nakajima, who has been dismissed by Sailor Pen Co. as president. The Japanese fountain pen maker said on Dec. 14, 2015, that Nakajima failed to fully devote his efforts to work, two days after the company's board voted unanimously to dismiss Nakajima and replace him with director Yasushi Hisa. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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