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Coronavirus pushes corporate Japan into a 'virtual' AGM season

Companies scramble to adapt as pandemic makes it hard for shareholders to meet

Visitors to Toyota's annual shareholder meeting last year examine one of the carmaker's models. This year the company is urging its investors not to attend
JADA NAGUMO, Nikkei staff writer | Japan

TOKYO -- Japan is heading into its peak season for annual shareholder meetings with companies racing to implement safety measures and find effective ways for investors to meet and vote amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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