TOKYO - Japan's antitrust watchdog on Wednesday probed the Japanese unit of global credit card brand Visa Inc. for allegedly pressuring card companies to use only its credit information system, sources familiar with the matter said, a practice that could stifle competition and disadvantage consumers.
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