Nikita Mishra
Feb 7, 2023

Dentsu admits to bid-rigging in Tokyo Olympics; charges for other arrests made

Dentsu joins rivals Hakuhodo and ADK in admission to collusion in the widening Tokyo Olympics bid-rigging and bribery case, but says there is "no factual basis for claims any employees have been arrested."

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