By Chawadee Nualkhair
TOKYO, April 15 (Reuters) - Moving in a corporate world dominated by male managers, Fumiko Hayashi adopted a simple strategy to woo Japan Inc.: focus on the customer, not the product.
It's a philosophy that could serve her well as she shares the helm of debt-strapped Daiei Inc. , Japan's third biggest retailer with sales of nearly $17 billion but with a multi-billion debt load.
Hayashi, 58, was named chairwoman and chief executive of the ...
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