Japanese, U.S. business leaders begin annual meeting

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese and U.S. business leaders get together for their annual meeting at a Tokyo hotel on Nov. 13, 2014. The Japan-U.S. Business Council and U.S.-Japan Business Council, bilateral business councils based in each country, kicked off their 51st joint general meeting to discuss political and economic issues and will release a joint statement the following day.

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