Ex-Kanebo president, 2 former execs arrested for fraud

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a building in Tokyo which houses Kanebo Ltd. Prosecutors arrested a former president of Kanebo Ltd. and two other former executives on July 29 on suspicion of submitting falsified financial statements to financial authorities in violation of the Securities Exchange Law.

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