Sharp in talks to sell HQ building to Nitori

Sharp in talks to sell HQ building to Nitori

One of Sharp Corp.'s building (R) housing its headquarters functions in Osaka's Abeno Ward is seen in this file photo taken in April 2015. Sharp is in talks to sell the building to furniture retail chain operator Nitori Holdings Co. The building on the left is Sharp's Tanabe building that the struggling Japanese electronics maker also plans to sell to NTT Urban Development Corp., NTT Group's real estate arm. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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