Fujitsu chief apologizes for Tokyo bourse glitch, vows probe

Fujitsu chief apologizes for Tokyo bourse glitch, vows probe

Screenshot image shows Fujitsu Ltd. President Takahito Tokita attending an online press conference on Oct. 5, 2020. Tokita apologized for the Oct. 1 system glitch that caused an all-day trading suspension on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, as the developer vowed to fully investigate the cause of the malfunction.

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