Shareholders sue Yaohan executives

Shareholders sue Yaohan executives

Lawyers representing 74 shareholders and convertible bond holders of failed supermarket chain operator Yaohan Japan Corp. file a 260 million yen damages suit with the Osaka District Court on Thursday Feb. 4 against Kazuo Wada, the chairman of Yaohan, and 10 other former Yaohan executives.

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            Shareholders sue Yaohan executives

            Shareholders sue Yaohan executives

            Lawyers representing 74 shareholders and convertible bond holders of failed supermarket chain operator Yaohan Japan Corp. file a 260 million yen damages suit with the Osaka District Court on Thursday Feb. 4 against Kazuo Wada, the chairman of Yaohan, and 10 other former Yaohan executives. ==Kyodo