Industrial revival entity to be corporate 'hospital': Tanigaki

Industrial revival entity to be corporate 'hospital': Tanigaki

TOKYO, Japan - Industrial revival minister Sadakazu Tanigaki tells Kyodo News in Tokyo on Nov. 11 that the planned Institution for Industrial Revival will be a ''hospital'' for debt-ridden but viable companies whose financing may be cut off under the government's latest efforts to clean up bad loans at banks.

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