Nakauchi's son asked to give up Hawks' stakes

Nakauchi's son asked to give up Hawks' stakes

TOKYO, Japan - An undated file photo shows Tadashi Nakauchi who has been asked by struggling supermarket operator Daiei Inc. and its three major creditor banks have asked to surrender his stakes in pro-baseball team Fukuoka Daiei Hawks to Daiei voluntarily and free of charge. He is the son of Daiei founder and former chairman Isao Nakauchi.

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