Chinese boss of Japanese convenience store

Chinese boss of Japanese convenience store

TOKYO, Japan - Qu Yingyin (L), a 26-year-old woman from Shanghai, instructs Japanese staff at a convenience store she manages in Tokyo of Lawson Inc. in April 2012. Lawson, the second-largest convenience store chain in Japan, has boosted hiring of Chinese, who are being groomed as managers to eventually take charge of the company's expansion in China.

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