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INVESTORS AFFECTED SESC seeks fine of 2.4 billion yen against Nissan over Ghosn payJune 26, 2019 The Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission (SESC) will recommend that Nissan Motor Co. be fined at least 2.4 billion yen ($22 million) over the suspected underreported remuneration of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn.
RED-LIGHT DISTRICT CLOSED Sex industry covers up to help Osaka police at G-20 summitJune 26, 2019 OSAKA--High-profile international events often provide big business for the seedier sections of the host city. But in Osaka’s Tobitashinchi red-light district, potential patrons seeking sex-related services will likely find white curtains instead of nubile flesh during the Group of 20 summit.

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