Funai Electric's founder Tetsuro Funai dies at 90

Funai Electric's founder Tetsuro Funai dies at 90

Photo taken in May 2008 shows Tetsuro Funai, the founder of audiovisual device maker Funai Electric Co., known for his business strategy of mass producing items at low cost. Funai died of pneumonia aged 90 at an Osaka hospital on July 4, 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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