Head office of Denso Corp.

KARIYA, Japan - Photo taken July 20, 2011, shows the head office of Denso Corp. in Kariya, Aichi Prefecture. Seven auto parts makers including Denso were raided by the Japan Fair Trade Commission the same day over their alleged involvement in a price-fixing cartel.

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