Toshiba Vice President Tsunakawa to become president in June

Toshiba Vice President Tsunakawa to become president in June

Undated combined photo shows Toshiba Corp. President Masashi Muromachi (L) and Vice President Satoshi Tsunakawa. Toshiba said on May 6, 2016, that it will promote Tsunakawa, 60, to succeed Muromachi, 66, as president of the Japanese industrial conglomerate as it aims to rebuild itself under new leadership. The personnel change is expected to take effect in late June after a general shareholders' meeting. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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