Seven & i welcomes recruits

Seven & i welcomes recruits

TOKYO, Japan -Seven & i Holdings Co. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Toshifumi Suzuki speaks during a welcome ceremony in Tokyo on March 13, 2014, for 1,219 new recruits joining 14 group companies.

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