Panasonic may acquire Sanyo Electric

Panasonic may acquire Sanyo Electric

OSAKA, Japan - Photo taken Nov. 1 shows the head office of Panasonic Corp. in Osaka. Informed sources said the same day that Panasonic is considering buying Sanyo Electric Co. by acquiring some of the preferred Sanyo shares that three major creditor institutions, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. of the United States, now hold. (Kyodo)

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