Ex-Daio Paper chairman

Ex-Daio Paper chairman

TOKYO, Japan - Mototaka Ikawa, a former chairman of Daio Paper Corp., enters the Tokyo District Court in Tokyo on March 1, 2012. He pleaded guilty to causing 5.5 billion yen in losses to seven subsidiaries of the maker of Elleair-brand tissue paper after spending the firms' money at casinos. (Kyodo)

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