(2)Mitsui president offers apology

(2)Mitsui president offers apology

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsui & Co. President Shinjiro Shimizu bows at a news conference Sept. 4 to offer an apology for a series of scandals involving the major trading house. ''I hope the new management will restore public confidence in our company by making it more transparent,'' said Shimizu, who is resign on Sept. 30 to take responsibility.

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