Japan Net Bank's online services remain suspended

Japan Net Bank's online services remain suspended

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Net Bank President Shuichi Fujimori grimaces during a press conference in Tokyo on May 9 after the Internet-only bank's online deals remained suspended earlier in the day due to a computer glitch.

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