TSE to cut execs' wages up to 50% over system crash

TSE to cut execs' wages up to 50% over system crash

TOKYO, Japan - Takuo Tsurushima, president of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Nov. 10 about punishments against TSE executives over the Nov. 1 massive computer system breakdown at the TSE.

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