FamilyMart, UNY announce plan to merge in Sept. 2016

FamilyMart, UNY announce plan to merge in Sept. 2016

Isamu Nakayama (R), president of FamilyMart Co., Japan's third-largest convenience store chain operator, and Norio Sako, president of UNY Group Holdings Co., operator of the fourth-largest Circle K Sunkus convenience store chain, shake hands during a press conference at a Tokyo hotel on March 10, 2015, held to announce their plan to combine operations in September 2016. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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