Sharp approves Hon Hai's reduced takeover offer after delay

Sharp approves Hon Hai's reduced takeover offer after delay

Photo taken March 30, 2016, shows Sharp Corp.'s head office in Osaka. Sharp decided the same day to accept a reduced takeover offer from Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., after the Taiwanese company's month-long review of the financial standing of the troubled Japanese electronics maker. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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