Daiei starts year-end sale to rebuild management

NARASHINO, Japan - Fukuoka Daiei Hawks manager Sadaharu Oh (2nd from R) and actress Hiroko Moriguchi (R) join Daiei Inc. President Kunio Takagi (2nd from L) in a ceremony to launch the struggling supermarket chain operator's crucial year-end sale at its Tsudanuma store, east of Tokyo, on Nov. 21. Daiei, which will receive financial support from its three major creditor banks and the government-backed Development Bank of Japan, aims to boost sales during the year's biggest sales event.

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