Financier Murakami isn't sticking to plan to list Tigers

Financier Murakami isn't sticking to plan to list Tigers

OSAKA, Japan - Financier Yoshiaki Murakami speaks to reporters at the head office of Hanshin Electric Railway Co. in Osaka on Oct. 11 after talks with Hanshin President Kyoji Nishikawa. The talks between Murakami and Nishikawa were the first since the revelation in late September that the Murakami Fund had acquired a major stake in the railway company.

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