Tokyo gov't begins inspection into Mizuho computer fiasco

Tokyo gov't begins inspection into Mizuho computer fiasco

TOKYO, Japan - Officials of the Tokyo metropolitan government enter the headquarters of Mizuho Bank in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward on May 21 for on-site emergency inspections to look into the computer fiasco that occurred after their April 1 launch under Mizuho Holdings Inc.

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