(1)McDonald's Japan Chairman Fujita to resign

(1)McDonald's Japan Chairman Fujita to resign

TOKYO, Japan - McDonald's Holdings Co. (Japan) Ltd. President Yasuyuki Yagi tells a news conference in Tokyo on March 5 that Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Den Fujita will resign on March 28. Fujita, the founder of the U.S. fast-food restaurant chain in Japan, tendered his resignation to the board of McDonald's Japan earlier in the day, Yagi said.

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