Over 8 mil. pieces of info on 43 client firms stolen: Dai Nippon

TOKYO, Japan - Dai Nippon Printing Co. President Yoshitoshi Kitajima speaks at a news conference on March 12 after the major printing company found that around 8.64 million pieces of customer information related to 43 client companies, including Toyota Motor Corp. and Aeon Co., were stolen by a former employee of a subcontractor.

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