Computer firm searched for allegedly pocketing gov't subsidies

Computer firm searched for allegedly pocketing gov't subsidies

OSAKA, Japan - Officials from the Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office enter Computer Consultant, a computer software developer, in Osaka's Yodogawa Ward on June 18 to search for evidence related to allegations that the company illegally obtained more than 100 million yen in government subsidies.

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