Daiei shareholders approve new management

Daiei shareholders approve new management

TOKYO, Japan - Fumiko Hayashi (L), a former president of BMW Tokyo Corp. who will become adviser to Japan's supermarket chain operator Daiei Inc., speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on March 30 after the company's extraordinary shareholders' meeting. Yoshiaki Takahashi (C), currently a Daiei board member, will serve as acting president.

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