Friday May 25, 2012

Microfinancing lifts tsunami-hit Japan firms

By Hiroshi Hiyama

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Yuta Oki (L), owner of Sake Maker, shows off the company's production at a Music Securities briefing in November AFP

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Yuta Oki (L), owner of Sake Maker, shows off the company's production at a Music Securities briefing in November Seitoku Iwai, seen at the Music Securities briefing, is trying to re-establish his shop Potential investors watch a presentation

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    papigiulio

    Good news, anything to help Tohoku flourish again. :)

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    tokyokawasaki

    As long as it does not go to those corrupt businesses that will look to exploit anything and everything, in principal I think it is a good idea.

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    Fadamor

    I didn't think there were that many corrupt businesses in the Tohoku region. If this is targeting small businesses, then I don't think you need to worry that much about corruption.Those are usually the larger businesses (or become so quickly).

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