The president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee apologized Thursday for "inappropriate" comments he made a day earlier saying women talk too much during meetings, but insisted he will not resign despite mounting calls for his removal.The controversy surrounding Yoshiro Mori, a former prime minister, over the comments widely viewed as sexist is another headwind for this summer's games, which were already postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and are under public pressure to be further delayed or canceled."The expression I used ran counter to the spirit of the Olympics and Paralympic…READ FULL ARTICLE