Resona Bank continues business

Resona Bank continues business

OSAKA, Japan - A female clerk receives a customer as usual at a Resona Bank branch in Tokyo's Otemachi district on May 19. The government decided May 17 to inject public funds into the bank under Resoona Holdings Inc. to recapitalize it in a move that would put it under state control.

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