IRCJ announces 3 firms for bailout program

IRCJ announces 3 firms for bailout program

TOKYO, Japan - Shinjiro Takagi (L), chairman of the industrial revival committee, the decision-making organ of the Industrial Revitalization Corp. of Japan (IRCJ), speaks to reporters on Aug. 28 about IRCJ's plan to bail out three companies under its rescue program, with Sadakazu Tanigaki, state minister in charge of industrial revitalization, looking on.

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