NTT plans to turn NTT Docomo into wholly owned unit

NTT plans to turn NTT Docomo into wholly owned unit

Photo taken Sept. 29, 2020, shows a building that houses the headquarters of Japan's largest mobile carrier NTT Docomo Inc. in Tokyo. Its parent Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. is preparing to turn NTT Docomo into a wholly owned unit through a takeover bid, according to sources close to the matter.

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