NBS may sell key assets if taken over by Livedoor: NBS chief

NBS may sell key assets if taken over by Livedoor: NBS chief

TOKYO, Japan - Nippon Broadcasting System Inc. President Akinobu Kamebuchi tells reporters in Tokyo on March 14 his company may sell its shareholdings in music company Pony Canyon Inc. to Fuji Television Network Inc. if the radio company is taken over by Livedoor Co.

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