TOKYO -- On March 9, analysts from securities companies and investment firms eagerly awaited the appearance of Yoshinari Kitajima, president of Japan's largest printer, Dai Nippon Printing, to brief them on its medium-term business plan.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange's demand for "concrete action" plans pressures Japanese companies trading below book value. (Source photo by Kyodo)
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