Mitsubishi Electric chief to resign over inspection lapses

Mitsubishi Electric chief to resign over inspection lapses

Mitsubishi Electric Corp. President Takeshi Sugiyama speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on July 2, 2021. Sugiyama announced his decision to step down to take responsibility for the company's cheating revealed on inspections for air conditioners and air compressors for trains.

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