Okuda says Livedoor may have to exit Keidanren

Okuda says Livedoor may have to exit Keidanren

TOKYO, Japan - Hiroshi Okuda, chairman of the Japan Business Federation, tells reporters in Tokyo on March 13 that Livedoor Co. might be expelled from the nation's most influential business lobby if the ongoing investigations find the company to have engaged in more serious crimes than have been made public so far. The same day, the Tokyo Stock Exchange decided to delist Livedoor stock on April 14 as the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission filed a fresh criminal complaint against the company and five former executives over alleged securities law violations.

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