Former Mitsui & Co. President Yahiro dies at 86

Former Mitsui & Co. President Yahiro dies at 86

TOKYO, Japan - Toshikuni Yahiro (file photo), former chairman and president of Mitsui & Co., died of a stroke on Oct. 27. He was 86. He became Mitsui chairman in 1985 and stepped down in 1990 to serve in senior advisory positions. He left Mitsui in 1998.

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