Usen mulls business tie-up with Livedoor

Usen mulls business tie-up with Livedoor

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken late March 14 shows the building in Tokyo's Nagatacho which houses Usen Corp., Japan's major cable broadcaster, which is reported in negotiations with scandal-tainted Livedoor Co. on a possible business tie-up in the Internet services business.

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