Itochu to buy stake in Seibu Department Stores

Itochu to buy stake in Seibu Department Stores

TOKYO, Japan - Uichiro Niwa (L), president of Itochu Corp., and Yukio Horiuchi, president of Seibu Department Stores Ltd., speak at a news conference Sept. 7. Itochu has agreed to buy a 4.72% stake in Seibu for 7.5 billion yen.

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