(1)3 UFJ execs to resign for failure to reach profit targets

(1)3 UFJ execs to resign for failure to reach profit targets

TOKYO, Japan - The three top managers of the UFJ group will resign to take the blame for its failure to meet net profit goals, banking sources said May 19. Files photos show (from L to R) UFJ Holdings Inc. President Takeshi Sugihara, UFJ Bank President Masashi Teranishi and UFJ Trust Bank President Yasukuni Doi.

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