Kyocera's Inamori sets up management school in N.Y.

NEW YORK, United State - Kyocera Corp.'s honorary chairman Kazuo Inamori makes a lecture at ''Seiwa Juku'' in New York on April 13 as he opened his management school for entrepreneurs. It is the 57th of his schools, which provide a forum for him to share his knowledge and experience with other entrepreneurs heading small or medium-size companies. (Kyodo)

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