TCI loses J-Power vote

Shareholders in Japanese nuclear power company J-Power have voted down all seven proposals put forward by UK hedge fund manager The Children's Investment Fund Management, but the manager is continuing its campaign against the company's corporate governance structure.

Spokesmen for TCI and J-Power confirmed separately that all the proposals put forward by TCI, which owns a 10% stake in J-Power, had been rejected at a shareholder vote in Japan this morning.

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