Benesse data leak

TOKYO, Japan - Eiko Harada, chairman and chief executive officer of Benesse Holdings Inc., meets reporters after submitting a report to industry minister Toshimitsu Motegi at the ministry in Tokyo on July 17, 2014, following a massive leak of customer data held by the company, Japan's largest provider of correspondence education for children.

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