A Japanese CEO has been found dead in a Moscow hotel room, the latest in a series of executive deaths in Russia. Acquaintances of Jun Aoki, chairman of Yamaha Music in Russia, had notified police after not hearing from him for several days. Aoki's body was discovered Tuesday at the five-star Radisson Collection Hotel Moscow. The preliminary cause of death has been listed as acute heart failure. Aoki had been chairman of Yamaha's Russia operations for at least four years. He was also a member of the Moscow Conservatory's Board of Trustees. Newsweek has not seen any information suggesting that foul play was involved in Aoki's death.
A Japanese CEO has been found dead in a Moscow hotel room , the latest in a series of executive deaths in Russia . Acquaintances of Jun Aoki, chairman of Yamaha Music in Russia , had notified police after not hearing from him for several days. Aoki's body was discovered Tuesday at the five-star Radisson Collection Hotel Moscow . The preliminary cause of death has been listed as acute heart failure . Aoki had been chairman of Yamaha's Russia operations for at least four years.
He was also a member of the Moscow Conservatory's Board of Trustees. Newsweek has not seen any information suggesting that foul play was involved in Aoki's death
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