NTT reorganization endorsed by shareholders

NTT reorganization endorsed by shareholders

Masanobu Suzuki, president of NTT Communications, one of three key units that will come under a revamped Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT), poses for photographers at a news conference after the company's shareholders assembly June 29. NTT shareholders approved a plan to revamp the corporate structure of the world's largest telecom group.

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