Gov't urges Mizuho to quickly fix computer glitch

Gov't urges Mizuho to quickly fix computer glitch

TOKYO, Japan - A note of apology is placed in the lobby of a Mizuho Bank branch in Toranomon, Tokyo, on April 5 as a series of computer troubles continue to mire the world's biggest banking group. The government urged the Mizuho Financial Group to quickly fix its computer glitch.

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