Steel Partners needs to educate Japanese management

Steel Partners needs to educate Japanese management

TOKYO, Japan - Warren Lichtenstein, head of Steel Partners Ltd., walks into his press conference room in Tokyo on June 12. He said, ''We need to educate the management of Japanese companies that we invest in as well as our shareholders,'' adding, ''The first thing we need to enlighten them on is that we are here to help.''

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