(1)Mitsui president offers apology

(1)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. He said the company's top managers, including himself, will resign on Sept. 30 to take responsibility.

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