Penalty imposed on 7-Eleven owner for ending 24-hour service

Penalty imposed on 7-Eleven owner for ending 24-hour service

Photo taken on Feb. 21, 2019, shows a 7-Eleven store in Higashiosaka in Osaka Prefecture, western Japan. The store's owner was ordered to pay a fine of 17 million yen for ending 24-hour opening due to a manpower shortage, in violation of the franchise contract. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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