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Airport Fire burning in Orange and Riverside Counties, Southern California has grown to more than 23,000 acres as of Wednesday morning, September 11. The fire injured at least seven people and destroyed homes.

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Resona shareholders approve public funds bailout

OSAKA, Japan - Eiji Hosoya, newly-appointed chairman of Resona Holdings Inc., speaks at a news conference in Osaka on June 27 after its shareholders' meeting. The meeting approved a planned infusion of 1.96 trillion yen in public funds into Resona Bank, and a management reshuffle of the holding company, including Hosoya.

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Resona president apologizes to shareholders for gov't bailout

OSAKA, Japan - Resona Holdings Inc. President Kenji Kawada addresses a meeting of shareholders in Osaka's Chuo Ward on June 27. Kawada apologized to shareholders for the banking group's problems that that led it to request a government bailout of 1.96 trillion yen. Photo was taken from a monitoring television screen.

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Former Reason president offers apology

TOKYO, Japan - Former Resona Holding, Inc. President Yasuhisa Katsuta testifies at a meeting of the House of Representatives Fiscal and Financial Committee on June 11. Katsuta offered his apology for the financial plight involving Resona Bank, which prompted the government to inject 1.96 trillion yen in taxpayers money to shore up its depleted capital base.

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Gov't OKs Resona Bank's public funds injection plea

TOKYO, Japan - Financial Services Minister Heizo Takenaka holds a news conference in Tokyo on June 10 after the government approved an application by Resona Bank, the core bank of Resona Holdings Inc., to inject 1.96 trillion yen in public funds into the bank's depleted capital base.

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Resona applies for public funds, to cut jobs, expenses

TOKYO, Japan - Resona Holdings Inc. President Kenji Kawada (L), Rsona Holdings Chairman Eiji Hohoya (C) and Resona Bank President Masaaki Nomura speak to reporters in Tokyo on May 30 after they applied for an injection of 1.96 trillion yen in public funds and presented a restructuring program to the government.

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Former Reason president offers apology

TOKYO, Japan - Former Resona Holding, Inc. President Yasuhisa Katsuta testifies at a meeting of the House of Representatives Fiscal and Financial Committee on June 11. Katsuta offered his apology for the financial plight involving Resona Bank, which prompted the government to inject 1.96 trillion yen in taxpayers money to shore up its depleted capital base. (Kyodo)

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Resona shareholders approve public funds bailout

OSAKA, Japan - Eiji Hosoya, newly-appointed chairman of Resona Holdings Inc., speaks at a news conference in Osaka on June 27 after its shareholders' meeting. The meeting approved a planned infusion of 1.96 trillion yen in public funds into Resona Bank, and a management reshuffle of the holding company, including Hosoya. (Kyodo)

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Resona president apologizes to shareholders for gov't bailout

OSAKA, Japan - Resona Holdings Inc. President Kenji Kawada addresses a meeting of shareholders in Osaka's Chuo Ward on June 27. Kawada apologized to shareholders for the banking group's problems that that led it to request a government bailout of 1.96 trillion yen. Photo was taken from a monitoring television screen. (Kyodo)

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Gov't OKs Resona Bank's public funds injection plea

TOKYO, Japan - Financial Services Minister Heizo Takenaka holds a news conference in Tokyo on June 10 after the government approved an application by Resona Bank, the core bank of Resona Holdings Inc., to inject 1.96 trillion yen in public funds into the bank's depleted capital base. (Kyodo)

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Resona applies for public funds, to cut jobs, expenses

TOKYO, Japan - Resona Holdings Inc. President Kenji Kawada (L), Rsona Holdings Chairman Eiji Hohoya (C) and Resona Bank President Masaaki Nomura speak to reporters in Tokyo on May 30 after they applied for an injection of 1.96 trillion yen in public funds and presented a restructuring program to the government. (Kyodo)