Saito nominated as head of industrial revival body

Saito nominated as head of industrial revival body

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows former Nomura Securities Co. Vice President Atsushi Saito, who was nominated Feb. 28 by the government as president of Industrial Revitalization Corp., a proposed public entity designed to rebuild heavily indebted firms considered viable.

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