By FUMIKO KURIBAYASHI/ Staff Writer
May 5, 2021 at 15:16 JST
Mitoshi Matsumoto, a former Seven-Eleven Japan convenience store franchise owner, speaks with reporters on May 4 in front of his old outlet. (Fumiko Kuribayashi)
HIGASHI-OSAKA, Osaka Prefecture--A leading convenience store chain locked in an escalating dispute with a former franchise owner who dared to challenge its around-the-clock business model has upped the ante again. [Read More]
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