(2)TSE to delist Seibu Railway stock after disclosure scandal

(2)TSE to delist Seibu Railway stock after disclosure scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Seibu Railway Co. President Terumasa Koyanagi deals with a barrage of media questions after his press conference in Tokyo on Nov. 12 following reports that the Tokyo Stock Exchange will delist railway operator as its long-running practice of falsifying its financial statements has hurt investors' confidence in the securities market.

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