Seiyu appoints Wal-Mart official as chief exec.

Seiyu appoints Wal-Mart official as chief exec.

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese retailer Seiyu Ltd. on Nov. 2 announced the appointment of Edward Kolodzieski (in handout photo), senior vice president and chief operating officer of Wal-Mart International, as president and chief executive officer. Seiyu is soon to become a subsidiary of the U.S. retail chain Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

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