(1)Softbank plans to buy Daiei game rights from Colony Capital

(1)Softbank plans to buy Daiei game rights from Colony Capital

FUKUOKA, Japan - Toshio Masui, the representative for U.S. investment bank Colony Capital LLC's Japanese operations, tells reporters in Fukuoka on Nov. 10 that Internet service provider Softbank Corp. has offered to buy the rights to the Daiei Hawks pro baseball team games from the U.S. firm.

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