Kobe Steel picks Vice President Yamaguchi as new CEO

Kobe Steel picks Vice President Yamaguchi as new CEO

Kobe Steel Ltd. said March 9, 2018, it has named Executive Vice President Mitsugu Yamaguchi, seen in this undated file photo, as new chief executive officer, replacing Hiroya Kawasaki who will resign following a data fabrication scandal. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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