Chairman of bedding supplier L&G arrested over organized fraud

Chairman of bedding supplier L&G arrested over organized fraud

TOKYO, Japan - Flanked by investigators, Kazutsugi Nami (C), chairman of Tokyo-based bedding supplier L&G K.K., known for its own ''Enten'' currency, is in his way to police in Tokyo for voluntary questioning as he was accused of organizing a scheme to defraud investors. (Kyodo)

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