Securities watchdog files complaint against Kanebo, ex-chief

Securities watchdog files complaint against Kanebo, ex-chief

TOKYO, Japan - Three Kanebo Ltd. executives bow in a gesture of apology at a press conference in Tokyo on Aug. 17 after the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission filed a criminal complaint of accounting fraud with prosecutors against the company and three of its former executives.

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