Fujitsu's inadequate instructions led to trading suspension: TSE

Fujitsu's inadequate instructions led to trading suspension: TSE

TOKYO, Japan - Takuo Tsurushima, president of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, bows in apology at the beginning of a news conference at the TSE in central Tokyo on Nov. 7.

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