Japanese contractor Kajima

Photo taken March 2, 2018 shows a building in Tokyo that houses the head office of Taisei Corp. Taisei is one of four major Japanese contractors involved in a bid-rigging scandal over a planned maglev train link. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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