Shareholder meetings in Japan are usually dull affairs. But when companies hold their annual gatherings next month investors around the world will be paying closer attention than usual. The outcomes will be a key indicator of progress for a government-led campaign to boost corporate performance.
Japan's value push will turn into a shove
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