BUSINESS
August 27, 1988 | From Times Wire Services
The Tokyo Stock Exchange reprimanded two companies, including Japan's largest steelmaker, on Friday for insider stock trading by their employees, an exchange executive told reporters. Takao Nojiri, a senior managing director of the exchange, said an investigation found that 34 employees of Nippon Steel and precision machinery maker Sankyo Seiki Manufacturing had traded Sankyo Seiki shares while possessing confidential information about a planned tie-up between the firms.