Kanebo may sue ex-managers for hiding 20-30 bil. yen losses

Kanebo may sue ex-managers for hiding 20-30 bil. yen losses

TOKYO, Japan - Kanebo Ltd. President Akiyoshi Nakajima speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Oct. 28. He suggested that the company may file criminal and civil complaints against its former management on suspicion of concealing up to 30 billion yen in losses for the business years ended in March 2002 and March 2003.

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