Nakauchi gives up all Daiei group representation positions

TOKYO, Japan - An undated file photo shows Isao Nakauchi, founder of the troubled supermarket chain Daiei Inc., who has given up the right to represent any of the companies in the Daiei group. This means that Nakauchi, once dubbed as king of Japan's retail business, could no longer wield any direct influence within the Daiei group beyond his capacity as a major shareholder.

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