Nakauchi steps down from all executive posts in Daiei group

Nakauchi steps down from all executive posts in Daiei group

TOKYO, Japan - Supermarket chain operator Daiei Inc. founder and former chairman Isao Nakauchi (in file photo) has stepped down from all his executive posts at Daiei group companies, including that of honorary chairman at Recruit Co., Daiei officials said Feb. 6. Among other jobs Nakauchi resigned are chairman of the Daiei Hawks professional baseball team and senior advisory posts at restaurant chain Volks Inc. and department store Printemps Ginza S.A.

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