Businessmen to head 4 postal entities after privatization

Businessmen to head 4 postal entities after privatization

TOKYO, Japan - Internal Affairs and Communications Minister Heizo Takenaka (L) speaks at a press conferemce after announcing the appointment of private-sector businessmen as chief executive officers of the four companies to be created through the privatization of postal services in October 2007.

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