Livedoor's Horie encourages junior business leaders to be aggressive

Livedoor's Horie encourages junior business leaders to be aggressive

SAPPORO, Japan - Takafumi Horie, president of Livedoor Co., a company involved in a heated battle with Fuji Television Network Inc. for control of a radio broadcaster, addresses a gathering of junior business leaders in Sapporo on March 9. Horie told young corporate managers, ''We can start over if we end up having nothing.''

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