TOKYO -- Leaders at big Japanese companies like Kyocera are facing rising shareholder opposition amid this year's general meeting season as investors demand action on improving capital efficiency and board diversity.
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Shareholders in Japan take tougher line on bosses at Kyocera, Oki
Support fades for top execs over cross-shareholding, lack of women on boards
Electronics group Kyocera saw declining support for its president's board seat this year. (Photo by Atsushi Ooka)
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